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OLD BURYING GROUND
Highland Street
[foot of Old Meetinghouse Hill Road]
Townsend, Middlesex, Massachusetts
[Google Earth Address: 72 Highland Street, Townsend, MA 01469]
Headstones, Epitaphs, Ancestry &
Revolutionary War Patriots
Compiled by:
Susan (Woolfrey) Teachout
5 Turnpike Rd., #129
Townsend, MA 01469-1044
978-597-2074
[email protected]
September 2011
Table of Contents
Title
Page
Old Burying Ground, Townsend, Middlesex, Massachusetts
i
Establishment of the Old Burying Ground
ii
History of Middlesex County, Massachusetts
iii – xiii
Headstones, Epitaphs, Ancestry, & Revolutionary War Patriots
1 - 258
John Sherwin, the Immigrant Ancestor
The Fourteen Children of Daniel and Susannah (Proctor) Sherwin
3
4–6
Henry Alden Sherwin
7
Logical Ancestry for Lucy (Perham) Wyer
30
SPAULDING
45 – 46
Archelaus Adams of Townsend
53
Anna (Blaisdell) Hildreth
55
Thomas Ingalls husband of Polly (Stone) Ingalls
74
Mary (Richardson) (Baldwin) Jones, Grandmother of Lieut. Life Baldwin
75
JAMES STREETER of Rindge, N.H.
77
Mary (Loker) Prescott & the Pumpkin Shell
80 – 81
Jeremiah Ball Settled in Townsend
91 – 92
Sarah (Green) (Phelps) Adams
111
ADAMS
112
“Doc Adams”, the Father of Baseball
112
Children of Captain Daniel Adams [HS189]
113
Elizabeth (Church?) (Giles) Brooks and Eleazer Giles, Jr.
117
SAMUEL WHITNEY [HS201A]
119
Probate for Sarah (Hapgood) Whitney [HS209]
125 – 126
Amos Whitney (1832 – 1920)
128
JOHN WALLIS
138
Richard Gardner [HS240]
144
DIX ANCESTRY
151
HISTORY OF TOWNSEND (Rev. Samuel Dix)
152 – 156
Journal of Sergeant Holden
162 – 163
RUMRILL ANCESTRY
174
Sarah (Clark) (Stevens) Warren
175
Townsend Harbour
179
Family of Elijah and Abigail Flagg
191
JEFTS FAMILY
200 – 201
JAMES WAUGH, ESQ.
209 – 210
Colonel William & Susannah (Prescott) Lawrence
225
WARNINGS OUT (Jonathan Dix)
240
Notes for Jasher Wyman
243
Samuel Tenney is the second husband of
Elizabeth (Atwood) (Fales) Tenney [HS422]
FALES / TENNEY
FIND A GRAVE
252
253 – 254
258
INDEX: Headstone Number
1 - 19
INDEX: Alphabetical
1 - 19
INDEX: Row
1 - 19
INDEX: Death Year
1 - 19
INDEX: Age at Death
1 – 19
AGE ANALYSIS
INDEX: Patriots of the Revolutionary War
Massachusetts Soldiers and Sailors of the Revolutionary War Reference
GRAVE MARKERS
1 – 19
Old Burying Ground, Townsend, Middlesex, Massachusetts
This book is a result of my childhood fascination with this burying ground and the people who
were the early settlers of Townsend. Each school day from 1949 until 1961 as neighborhood children
disembarked from our school bus, I glanced at the graves that were such a large part of Townsend’s past.
These are the men, women, and children who cleared and farmed the land, established a settlement with
churches and schools, fought in the Revolution for our freedom, and provided the foundation for the
Townsend we live in and love today.
Much of the genealogy for the families in this burying ground is a result of my research on my
brother-in-law’s Shattuck roots in Groton. Groton families blended into Pepperell and Townsend families
giving me a solid basis for further research. In the beginning books from the New England Historic
Genealogical Society were my source of information. I still rely on books but now much can be found on
the Internet.
My main source of reference for the headstones is Vital Records of Townsend, Massachusetts,
Transcribed and Edited by Henry C. Hallowell, Boston, 1992. On pages 343-354 of this book are records
for this burying ground copied and verified for the Daughters of the American Revolution by Mrs.
Charles M. Duren, Swampscott, Mass. and Mrs. George O. Eaton, Reading, Mass. in 1941 and 1942. I
numbered those entries from 1 to 430. Those are the numbers following the HS reference on each page of
this book. Over the years I attempted to devise a system that would make locating the graves easier. I did
not succeed. My hope of ever finishing this project had waned during the past few years until Jeannie
Bartovic at the Townsend Historical Society introduced me to the notebook completed in the early 1900s
by Ella Webster and her father. Not only had they copied each epitaph, they had devised a system to
locate each headstone. They used the center path to divide the right and left sides of this burying ground.
Each headstone then has a row and number listing. Their system is not perfect but it gives an accurate
direction for searching. Their row and number, with a few adjustments entered by me, have been added
to the top of the page for each headstone.
Starting in 1992, I copied what I could decipher from the epitaphs. Ella Webster and her father
had written much more.
Their contributions are added in bold italics to what I had copied.
Unfortunately, almost all of the plain slates that they found are no longer in this burying ground. I did not
try to include them. Some of the headstones are gone. Luckily many of those epitaphs were copied by
Ella Webster and her father and are included in this book.
Those headstones that are marked with a * are further researched by consulting the Patriot Index
in this book. There are no absolutes in records this old. The following is what I conclude from my
research. Further research may make different conclusions.
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Establishment of the Old Burying Ground,
Ithamar B. (Ithamar Bard) Sawtelle.
History of the town of Townsend, Middlesex County, Massachusetts : from the grant of
Hathorn's farm, 1676-1878, pp. 160-162.
.
In 1742, the town ''Voted to accept of an acre of land, from Mr. William Clark, for a burial
place." It is probable, that this ''God's acre" was given to the town a considerable length of time
before this vote was passed. There must have been some burials in Townsend during the first
twelve or fifteen years of its settlement, and from its proximity to the meeting-house, this was
undoubtedly the first place selected for the interment of the dead. The graves first made here are
marked by rough slabs of slate, minus any inscriptions, and the first stones on which are any
records, date back no further than 1745.
In 1744, "Voted to choose a committee of three men to clear up the burying place, and dispose of
the timber for the best advantage of the town. Chosen for this committee, Nathaniel Richardson,
Joseph Baldwin, and Josiah Robbins." In 1747, the town evinced a deeper interest in this
cemetery, and "Voted to fence the burying place with a stone wall four feet and four inches
high." Mr. William Clark, the giver, was the owner of a large amount of land in this town. His
name appears on the list of the seventy-two persons quoted in this work, who were present at
Concord, in May, 1720. He subscribed for a "Lott" in "ye North Town" but did not pay at the
time. He was a shoemaker, owned slaves, came from Concord to this town, and settled on the
south side of the river, at the base of the hill on the South Row road leading from the old
meeting-house, on the west side of the road, where one Isaac Spaulding afterward lived. The
bridge, at the west of the Harbor pond, has always been known as the Clark bridge, and was
called for him.
A slate gravestone, now in a good state of preservation, was erected to his memory, situated near
the centre of this burial place, from which it appears that he died in 1756, aged seventy-seven
years. [Ella Webster and her father when they copied the epitaphs in the early 1900s and
denoted a row and number for each headstone denoted the headstone of William Clarke as Row
23, Number 2, Left of Center Path. This headstone is denoted as HS325 on page 198 of this
book. In 2011 this headstone is in okay condition.]
About 1816, the people began to talk about a new burying place, the acre of ground given by
William Clark being nearly full; besides, there are no avenues in this acre; and "dust to dust" is
so closely commingled, and the headstones are so numerous, that the part farthest from the road
is not easily approached by a funeral cortege. In 1818, the town voted to buy the land now used
for a cemetery at the centre of the town, then owned by Rev. David Palmer, Deacon Daniel
Adams, and Richard Warner, Esq., each of whom had an angle of land needed to make the
grounds eligible, both in distance from the meeting-house and quadrangular in shape.
ii
History of Middlesex County, Massachusetts: with biographical sketches of
many of its pioneers and prominent men, Volume 1, Duane Hamilton Hurd, J. W. Lewis &
Co., 1890, pp. 581-586.
[readable on the Internet]
[When converting the original book to plain text so that it can be copied and then pasted into a
word document, the process results in letters being changed. I’ve attempted to compare the
original with this copy so that as few mistakes as possible occur in this edition.]
In 1775 Captain Daniel Taylor was chosen to attend a Provincial Congress at Cambridge, and
soon after Israel Hobart was chosen to succeed him. This congress enacted that at least onefourth of all the militia should be enrolled as minute-men, who should be prepared to march at a
minute's warning, on any emergency. This was a decisive step, which shows the grit of the
Revolutionary fathers. Some of the members of this congress, from different towns, gave their
time and expenses; others were paid wholly or in part by subscription.
The town voted to indemnify the constables for refusing to pay over the money which had
been assessed by the Province, into the hands of Harrison Gray. The people were exceedingly
aroused at this time. These were the defiant measures that brought on the war and started the
King's troops en route for Concord, on the memorable 19th day of April, 1775.
Boston at that time was suffering under the vengeance of Parliament, for throwing over the
tea and for being the head and front of disloyalty. There were many poor in that town out of
employment, who had a scanty allowance of supply for their tables. To them the inland towns
extended the hand of charity and relief. At a town-meeting, January 2, 1775, "Voted and chose a
committee of five men to forward the donations for Boston and Charlestown. Chose for said
committee, Mr. Israel Hobart, Capt. Benjamin Brooks, Lieut. Zachariah Emery and Mr. John
Conant.” Probably each man of this committee took a well-packed sled-load of provisions to
their suffering friends at the tide-water. There is no other record concerning this transaction, as
the warrants for calling town-meetings were not always recorded at that time.
At a town-meeting, June 19, 1775, " Voted to purchase 50 Hogsheads of salt for a town stock.
Deacon Richard Wyer chosen to go to Salem to purchase said salt, and ordered him to take his
directions from the Select Men, who are to give security in the name of the town for the same."
It thus appears that the town was preparing for the fight which was about to commence—the
opening scene of the Revolution. So far as the actual means of gaining a living were concerned,
the people of that time were comparatively independent. They took the wool from the sheep,
cleansed, spun and wove it, ready to be made into clothing, which they wove in their handlooms. Lighter fabrics were made from their flax, spun by a foot-wheel, the thread being graded
by running between the thumb and forefinger of the operative. They ground their own grain into
flour for their bread, produced vegetables and meat plentifully for their tables, and laid the rock
maple under contribution for their sugar supply. The virgin soil yielded abundantly in payment
of the toil of the husbandman. Luxury was a-word not to be found in their vocabulary; and tea
they would not use after it was subject to a duty. Salt they could not produce, but they exercised
great prudence in sending to the coast in season for an abundant supply. For the expense of
getting it, a separate tax was assessed on all the polls and estates in town.
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The alarm to the minute-men was given on the 19th of April, 1775, by the firing of a cannon
on the hill where the meeting-house stood, about noon. Without doubt, quite a number of Paul
Reveres tested their horsemanship in warning the patriots of the approach of the "ministerial
troops.” Ephraim Warren was plowing on his farm, a little to the southeast of Townsend Harbor,
when the alarm was given. He immediately detached his team from the plow. and running to his
house, called, "Mollie" (he married Mary Parker, of Chelmsford); " the regulars are coming and I
am going; give me my gun." And he quickly mounted his horse and started towards the coast. He
arrived at Concord early in the evening, only in season to see some dead bodies and a few
wounded British soldiers, who had been left by their comrades in their hasty flight. The
resistance to the British troops at Concord, and the manner in which the yeomanry of the
Province hurried them back to their ships, makes a thrilling episode in American history.
"Muster Roll of Capt. James Hosley's company of minute-men, belonging to Col. William
Prescott's regiment, who marched from Townsend April last to Cambridge in defence of the
colony against tho ministerial troops:
"James Hosley, Capt.; Richard Wyer, 1st Lieut.; James Locke, 2d Lieut.; Peter Butterfield,
Sergt.; Benjamin Ball, Sergt.; Lemuel Maynard, Corpl.; Ephraim Brown, Corpl.; Nath'l. Bagley,
Drummer ; Ebenezer Ball, Daniel Holt, James Sloan, William Kendall, Daniel Conant, Asa
Heald, Joseph Rumrill, Oliver Proctor, Daniel Clark, Richard Warren, Israel Richardson, Robert
Waugh, Elijah Wyman, Eleazer Butterfield, Benjamin Hobart, John Brown, Daniel Emery,
Ephraim Shedd, Zachariah Emery, Joseph Baldwin, William Clark, David Graham, Thomas
Eaton, Ebenezer Hall, Jr., Joseph Shattuck, Thomas Webster, Jr., Levi Whitney, Noah Farrar,
Josiah Richardson, Jonathan Patt, Isaac Kidder, James Rumrill, Jr., Jonas Farmer, Daniel
Sherwin, Eleazer Butterfield, Jr., Isaac Boynton, Ephraim Brown, John Clark, Jedediah Jewett,
Dudley Kemp, Abel Richardson, John Manning, John Emery, Thomas Wyman, Henry Dunster."
These men were paid for their services by order of the General Court in December, 1775, and
they were in the field most of them twenty-one days. The action of the Townsend militia was
nearly as prompt as that of the minute-men.
"A Roll of the travel and service of Capt. Samuel Douglas, of Townsend in the county of
Middlesex, and belonging to Col. James Prescott's Regiment, and also of the men under his
command, who, in consequence of the alarm made on the 19th of April, 1775, marched from
home for ye defence of then Colony against the ministerial troops, and continued in the service
till called back to take care of the Tories in Townsend.
'Samuel Douglas, Captain; James Hildreth, Drummer; Oliver Hildreth, Jona. Hildreth, Ephm.
Adams, Abijah Hildreth, Joel Davis, Isaac Holden, Abner Adams, Abner Brooks, Benjamin
Wilson, Benjamin Brooks, Abel Porter, Daniel Campbell, Samuel Scripture, Robert Campbell,
Benjamin Adams, Joseph Giles, Andrew Searles, Jonathan Goss."
These men were in the service five days, and on the 22d of March, 1776, the General Court
ordered them to be paid. Captain Douglas received £1 7s,1d, and the men 12s. 9d 2qr. each.
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These two rolls were copied from the "Lexington Alarm Rolls," vol. xii. pp. 115, 42, in the
State archives. The captains of these companies made oath before Israel Hobart, Esq., that they
were correct in regard to travel, term of service and the days of the mouth on which the service
was rendered, from which it appears that Townsend had seventy-three men who quickly
responded to the " alarm " on that memorable 19th of April.
The title of the roll of Captain Douglas' company is instructive in regard to the feeling here
among the people at the commencement of the Revolution; for it appears that this company "
was called back to take care of the Tories inside Townsend." Most of the Townsend men who
did not favor the cause of independence were near neighbors of Douglas and his soldiers. It
appears from the records that Townsend had quite a number of men who were loyal to the King,
some of whom left the Province. Both of these rolls designate the British soldiers as " ministerial
troops" instead of His Majesty's troops, which rather indicates that the colonists considered that
the King had bad advisers, and that the British ministry might perhaps be induced, in using
deliberation and reason, and guided by wisdom, to consider and reconsider some of the acts that
bore so heavily upon them.
The assembling of the soldiers around Boston in 1775 was a great advantage to the colonists,
as it showed them the need of arms, blankets and other munitions of war. The acquaintance there
formed, the discussions of future operations against their enemies and the necessity of wellconcerted action, all strengthened their determination to be free. A large portion of the soldiers
from all parts of the State who responded to the alarm re-enlisted and served more or less during
the war with different captains and in companies from different towns.
The summer of 1775 was extremely hot and dry, much more so than any since the settlement
of the town; there were small crops of corn and potatoes, and on dry land failed entirely; of hay
not over half a crop was raised. There was also much sickness in town; many families suffering
from the diseases of dysentery and fevers, which in many cases were long and severe. The
number of deaths in town was unusually large. Add to this the absence of so many heads of
families in the army, and the keen anxiety concerning the affairs of the Province, and we can
have some idea of the depressed condition, the trials and struggles of this first year of the war.
The exact number of men from Townsend in the battle of Bunker Hill is not known; thirtyfive of them were in Captain Henry Farwell's company, made up principally from Groton and
Townsend soldiers. Oliver Stevens, in Captain Wyman's company, was wounded and died in
prison. Archibald Mclntosh, of Townsend, was killed in this action.
As near as can be ascertained, there were between thirty and thirty-five men constantly in the
army from this town until the British evacuated Boston in March, 1776. One great mistake in the
war was the short term of enlistments, just as it was in the War of the Rebellion. About as soon
as some of the recruits began to be worth anything to the government their term of service
expired and they were mustered out.
In 1776 Oliver Prescott, of Groton, was appointed brigadier-general, and in that capacity he
organized the militia of Middlesex County into eight companies constituting a regiment of
drafted soldiers under fifty years of age.
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Company No. 8, in this regiment, was commanded by Captain Thomas Warren, of Townsend.
There were sixty men in this company, thirteen of whom belonged to Townsend, and their names
are as follows:
Thomas Warren, captain; Samuel Maynard, corporal; Robert Waugh, corporal; Wllliam
Manning, Joel Davis, Samuel Wyman, Jonathan Bowers, David Holt, Willliam Clark, Asa
Merrill, Hinchman Warren, Ephraim Warren, Timothy Warren.
It will be easily understood that, under the severe pressure of a harassing war, when all
resources were heavily drawn upon to furnish arms, ammunition, clothes and provisions for the
army, to supply funds for the payment of the soldiers and to meet other expenses incident to the
state of public affairs, money among the people was not only exceedingly scarce, but that, in
consequence of the successive drafts for soldiers, laborers were in great demand, and their
services commanded exorbitant prices. The result of this was that prices of all commodities, and
articles of consumption, rose in proportion. This was a peculiar state of affairs. Every kind of
goods was held at a high price, although no one had money to buy with. The General Court
passed an act dividing the State into districts, and ordered that a committee should be chosen in
each district to fix upon the prices of labor and provisions. This plan operated unequally, and was
given up, as the people would not submit to it.
At this time the people began to feel the heavily pressing burdens of the war, and began to
devise means to equalize the same among themselves. At the March meeting, 1777, the town "
voted to choose a committee of five men to estimate all the past services done in the war by men
of this town ; Thomas Warren, James Hosley, Daniel Adams, Richard Wyer and Levi Whitney
were chosen for said committee." The report of this committee is spread on the town records, and
the sums awarded to the soldiers are certainly small. The expense was made into a tax "on the
several inhabitants of this town, and that the polls pay one-half of said rate."
In addition to all other embarrassments under which the patriotic citizens were laboring, was
the discouraging influence of about a dozen men in this town who were Tories. These men, for
more than two years, had clandestinely opposed all measures which tended to resist the authority
of Great Britain.
They were intelligent, most of them, and lived on Nissequassick Hill, and during the time that
the soldiers were absent—after the alarm of the 19th of April—they were offensively outspoken
and disagreeable. It was during this year that it became necessary for every man to show his
colors, as public opinion demanded every able-bodied citizen to give his individual support to
the American cause, or be exposed to public indignation, to prosecutions before a special court
of the Sessions of the Peace, to imprisonment, or to a coat of tar and feathers. Occasionally they
were obliged to uncover their heads, and, in presence of the assembled majesty of the town, to
promise greater love for the American cause and a strict conformity to the popular will.
The selectmen reported the names of persons who were suspected of unfriendly feelings
towards the patriots, and who were considered dangerous. There were eight of them, viz.: Isaac
Wallace, William Wallace, David Holden, Jonathan Wallace, Ebenezer Giles, Joshua Smith,
Reuben Tucker and Seth Johnson. Jonathan Wallace and Ebenezer Giles were excused after a
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rigid examination. There were others besides these men, some of whom, when the excitement
was at its height, precipitantly left the town. The most prominent Townsend man who was loyal
to the Crown and British ministry was Joseph Adams, a physician. He came to this town from
Lincoln, married Miss Lovy Lawrence, of Lincoln, December 19, 1774. He owned a farm in
Townsend and one in Pepperell, both of which, after the close of the war, were sold under the
confiscation act by James Locke, who was appointed agent by the Judge of Probate. A
committee was appointed to settle with his creditors, consisting of Rev. Samuel Dix, Captain
Joseph Adams and others. He left early in the struggle and went to England, and died at Liscard,
Cornwall, February 3, 1803.
At the close of the war there was considerable pressure on the part of the absentees, or
runaway tories, from all parts of the country, for the privilege of returning to the places that were
once their homes. To this the patriots never consented. On the 17th of April, 1783, the town of
Boston sent a letter concerning these absentees, and a copy of the proceedings of a meeting at
Faneuil Hall, directed,'—"To the committee of Correspondence, &c., the Selectmen of the Town
or Plantation of Townsend, to be communicated to the Town or Plantation." The tone of this
meeting had the regular Faneuil Hall ring to it. The preamble to their action set forth the case of
the absentees in their true light at considerable length, stating the duty of each town to practice
their rights. One resolution only was passed which covered the whole subject:
RESOLVED, That this Town will at all times (as they have done), to the utmost of their
Power, Oppose every Enemy to the Just Rights and Liberties of Mankind: And that after is
wicked a conspiracy against those Rights and Liberties, by certain Ingrates, most of them Natives
of those States, and who have been Refugees and declared Traitors to their Country, it is the
opinion of this Town, that they ought never to be suffered to return, but be excluded from having
Lot or Portion among us."
Townsend, at a town-meeting on the 12th of May following, voted not to allow the return of
the absentees, and that the selectmen communicate the vote of the town to the town of Boston.
All the towns on the coast, as well as Boston, had more interest in the return of these Tories than
the inland towns, for more of them belonged in these towns.
On the 30th of April, 1775, General Gage made a proposal "that those persons in the country
who inclined to move into Boston with their effects might have liberty to do so without
molestation." To this the Provincial Congress assented, and officers were appointed to grant
permits, and a large number of Loyalists availed themselves to seek the shelter of the British
guns. There are good reasons for supposing that two or more of the Townsend Tories took
advantage of this chance of escape, for their names, as far as is known, never appeared afterward
on any records of the town.
All along through the war there were repeated calls upon the town for soldiers. Sometimes a
few left at a time and joined companies in other towns. William Kendall, third sergeant, Joseph
Putney and Jedediah Jewett, of Townsend, were in Captain Jonathan Davis" company, of
Harvard. Perhaps the most critical period in the war was the state of affairs on the Hudson River,
when Burgoyne was marching for Albany with his army. The General Court ordered thither a
portion of the troops from several counties, June 27, 1777. In some parts of the State volunteers
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enlisted, and marched to the assistance of General Gates and General Arnold, who at that time
was the bravest of the brave. The following is a roll of one of these volunteer companies:
"STATE OF MASSACHUSETTS. Capt. James Hosley's Muster Roll of Volunteers, who turned out
of the towns of Townsend. Pepperell and Ashby, and marched with him to the assistance of
Major-General Gates, agreeable to a Resolve of the General Court of said State, upon September
22d, 1777, In the Regiment whereof Jonathan Reed Is Colonel. .James Hosley, Capt.; Asa
Kendall, Lieut.; Nathl. Sartell, Lieut.; Daniel Adams, Clerk ; Lemuel Petts, Sergt.; Thomas
Shattack, Sergt.; Asa Shedd, Sergt.; Benjamin Whitney, Sergt.; Abram Clark, Lieut.; Abner
Adams, Sergt.; Nathl. Bailey, Sergt.; David Heyward, Sergt.; Elijah Wyman, Sergt.; Benj.
Adams, Corpl.; Jedidiah Jewett, Corpl.; Joseph Lawrence, Corpl.; John Boynton; William
Stevens, Corpl.; Thomas Flsk, Corpl.; Samuel Stone, Corpl.; Abel Richardson, Corpl.: William
Prescott, Esq., formerly Colonel; Henry Wood, Esq., formerly Major; Samuel Stone, Major in
the Militia. Privates: James Campbell, John Emery, John Eaton, Isaac Farrar, James Giles, Jonas
Farmer, James Green, James Hildreth, Benjamin Ball, Joshua Hosley, Samuel Henshaw, Abel
Hlldreth, Benj. Hudson, Daniel Jewell, Asa Kendall, Jr.. David Locke, Thomas Lawrence,
Joseph Baldwin. Abner Brooks, Abraham Boynton, Sampson Bowers, Jonas Baldwin, Daniel
Butterfield, Isaac Blood, Daniel Clark, John Locke, John Manning, John Stevens, Richard
Stevens, Samuel Seward, Nathl Sartell, Jr., Daniel Sherwin, Jr., William Tarbell, Samuel Wright,
Jr., Joseph Walker, Jacob Wright, Timothy Warren, Pomp Phillius, John Emerson, Nathan
Lovejoy, Timothy Hodgman."
These volunteers were in the service one month and fifteen days, aud the pay of the privates
was £3, 15s., that of the officers being about sixty per cent, more than that of the men. This was
one of the most efficient military companies that went to the war from this part of Middlesex
County. Colonel Prescott, the hero of Bunker Hill, and two of his subordinate officers carried
their guns and served in the ranks of this corps, which, on the 17th of October, 1777, assisted in
the surrender of the haughty Burgoyne at Saratoga.
During the year 1778 town-meetings followed in rapid succession,; the fourth one, on May
11th, was called " to see if the town will come into some method that will be effectual to raise
the men called for of said town, for the public service, by the resolves of the General Court,
April 20, 1778." At this meeting voted to give £130 to each of the Continental men and £80 to
each of the militiamen. It must be kept in remembrance that when the war commenced, the
enthusiasm of the people was at its height, and the pay was comparatively good; after this period
it became necessary to resort to some regular system for keeping our quota full. Besides this, the
seat of war was so much farther from home than at first that there was more dread to enlist.
Townsend had two militia companies, organized about 1774, known as the "North Company
"and the "South Company." These companies are called the "training-bands" in the records. The
men of the town were enrolled from sixteen to sixty-five years of age, in these two companies,
the dividing line between the two being the old county road. Whenever a call was made for
troops from this town, these soldiers would meet and equalize the number of men each company
was obliged to furnish. Generally the soldiers from this town, in the first part of the war, received
bounties, but some went for less bounty than was offered by the town at that time. In some
instances members of these two companies cast lots among themselves to see who should go.
The man upon whom the lot fell had to shoulder his musket and march, or hire a substitute. The
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number of men who could afford to hire a substitute was limited. One fact is worthy of record:
Townsend sent no man to the war except its own sons and citizens.
The following list of names is the only roll to be found in the records of the town of
Townsend. Names of the six months' men in the continental service for 1780—travel, 220 miles:
"Eleazer Butterfield, William Stacey, Isaac Spalding, John Sherwin, Peter Adams, Jonathan
Wheelock, Benjamin Hill, Timothy Shattuck, Benj. Wetherbee."
In June, 1779, a town-meeting was called, with this article in the warrant: " To see what the
town will give to the men for the nine months' continental service, rather than proceed to a
draught." On this article "voted to offer each soldier of our quota of nine months' men, 1000
dollars, or ninety bushels of rye."
During the last years of the war the depreciation of the currency deranged all business
transactions and caused much excitement. The mother country had flooded the States with
counterfeit scrip, so that eventually paper money became entirely valueless. One dollar in specie
varied in value from $4.50, in 1778, to $16G, in 1781, compared with Continental scrip. In July,
1781, the town voted to raise £40,000 to defray the charges of the war, and £6000 to make up the
salary of Rev. Samuel Dix.
The writer is aware that this dim abstract of the part which Townsend took in this great
struggle for constitutional freedom does not do justice either to the subject or to the men who
engaged in it. They were poor, they had "foes within" in the heartless gang of Tories with whom
they had to contend, they fought against great odds, and nothing but a consciousness of the
rectitude of their course gave them success. Looking back over these scenes, they rise up before
the mind like things coming from dreamland.
"'Tis like a dream when man awakes,
This vision of the scene of old ;
Tis like the moon when morning breaks,
'Tis like a tale round watch-fires told."
THE SHAYS REBELLION.—At the close of the Revolution the country was in a demoralized
condition. Nearly all the available wealth of the people, at the commencement of the war, had
been expended to feed, clothe and pay the soldiers. There was much dissatisfaction among those
who had served in the army at being paid off in worthless currency. The increase of the
indebtedness of the towns and individuals, the scarcity of money of any value, the decay of
business, numerous law-suits, and a want of confidence in the government, particularly in regard
to financial matters, generated a depressed state of feeling, which caused great anxiety among the
people. This state of feeling, in some degree, was co-extensive with the Commonwealth. People
began to express great disapprobation of the manner in which the government was administered,
and a revolt, in the western part of the State, was freely discussed, as early as 1782. In the town
of Northampton the insurgents were rather numerous, having a disappointed and disaffected
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clergyman by the name of Ely for a leader, who understood all the arts of a demagogue. In 1783
a mob assembled in Springfield, resolving itself into a general convention. Proceeding to the
court-house, on the appearance of the judges and sheriff, they opposed their entrance into the
building. A riot was prevented by the timely intervention of the most influential citizens there
present.
For the next three years "the distressed state of affairs" as expressed in Townsend records,
continued. In 1786 a convention of insurgents, according to Holland's "Western Massachusetts,”
assembled .at Leicester, when thirty-seven towns were represented, which, without any
interruption, freely discussed the propriety of obstructing the sitting of the General Court at
Boston, the closing of the County Courts by force, law abuses and other subjects.
In the counties of Middlesex, Bristol and Berkshire similar conventions were held, and votes
and resolves passed. On September 5, 1786, a mob prevented the session of the court at
Worcester. The voters in the towns of Pepperell, Shirley, Groton and Townsend were about
equally divided on this subject. The town of Concord, where the court was then in session, was
much excited, dreading the arrival of the rebels against the State authorities. A majority of that
town was in sympathy with the insurgents. A committee chosen by the town of Concord
addressed the following letter to most of the towns in this county, and Townsend among the
number:
"To the Town of Townsend:
"GENTLEMEN: Alarmed at the threatening aspect of our public affairs, this town has this day
hold a meeting and declared unanimously their utter disapprobation or the disorderly proceedings
of a number of persons in the Counties of Hampshire and Worcester, in preventing the action of
the courts. And apprehending the like may be attempted in this County, and probably be attended
with Tory dangerous consequences, we have thought it advisable to endeavor, in conjunction
with as many of the neighboring towns as we can give reasonable information to, by lenient
measures to dissuade from such rash conduct as may Involve the state In anarchy and confusion,
and the deprecated horrors of civil war. We conceive the present uneasiness of the people to be
not altogether groundless; and although many designing men, enemies of the present
government, may wish and actually are fomenting uneasiness among the people, yet we are fully
persuaded that the views of by far the greater part are to obtain redress of what they conceive to
be real grievances. And since the method they have taken cannot fall of meeting the hearty
disapprobation of every friend of peace and good order, we cannot but hope, from what we know
of the strenuous exertions which have been made by the towns around us, and in which those
disorders above mentioned now exist, to purchase at the expense of blood our independence, and
the great unanimity with which they have established our present government; and from what we
know of the real grounds of their complaints ; were lenient measures used, and a number of
towns united to endeavor, by every rational argument, to dissuade those who may seem
refractory from measures which tend immediately to destroy the full fabric of our government,
and to Join in legal and constitutional measures to obtain redress of what may be found real
grievances, they would be attended with happy effects.
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"We have therefore chosen a committee to act in concert with the neighboring towns, for the
purpose of mediating between opposing parties, should they meet. And we cannot but hope our
united endeavors to support the dignity of government and prevent the effusion of blood will
meet with general approbation, and be attended with happy results.
"If the above should meet with your approbation, we request you to choose some person to
meet a committee of this town, chosen for that purpose, at the house of Captain Oliver Brown,
innholder in Concord, on Monday evening or Tuesday morning next, that we may confer
together, and adopt measures which may be thought best calculated for the attainment of the end
above proposed.
"We are, gentlemen, with great esteem and friendship, your humble servants.
"JOSEPH HOSMER," in behalf of the town's committee.
"Concord, Sept. 9, 1786."
Townsend during this period was in a state of great perplexity, judging from the records of
many town meetings. In May, 1786, a warrant was posted calling a town-meeting on the 5th of
June following, when a committee of five men was chosen " to draft public grievances,"
consisting of David Spafford, Jonathan Wallace, Daniel Adams, Benjamin Ball and Thomas
Seaver. The first and last-named man on this committee were disaffected men; the other three
were opposed to the insurrection. At the same meeting chose the same men as a committee to
confer with other towns, and then adjourned to the 26th of the same month. Met at the
adjournment and adjourned for two weeks. At this adjourned meeting the town " chose two men
to attend a convention (of insurgents) to be holden in Concord on the twenty-third of August."
There is no record of anything like a response to the letter sent to Townsend by the committee
of the town of Concord. It seemed to be the first purpose of the insurgents to suppress the Courts
of Sessions until some action should be taken to stay the flood of executions which wasted their
property and made their homes desolate. On the 12th of September, 1786, three days after the
date of the letter from Concord, three companies of insurgents marched into Concord, and
forcibly stopped the court then in session The " head-centre" of the insurrection in Middlesex
County was Job Shattuck, of Groton, assisted by Sylvanus and Nathan Smith, of Shirley, and
Peter Butterfield, of Townsend, all of whom had been officers in the War for American
Independence. Shattuck served in the French War, and all of these men were well qualified to be
conspicuous in such a cause.
Meeting with no resistance in stopping the court at Concord, their deportment was insolent
and offensive in the extreme towards the judges, the members of the bar and every one not
disposed to be in sympathy with them. The court being about to be holden at Cambridge, the
Governor ordered the militia to be in readiness to march to that place, and at this juncture, when
an effort to stop the court so near the capital of the State had succeeded, without any further
delay or chance for the insurgents to rally their forces, " warrants were issued for apprehending
the head men of the insurgents of Middlesex, and for imprisoning them without bail or
mainprise." A company of horse was ordered from Boston to assist the sheriff in the capture of
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Shattuck and his officers, which, on its arrival at Concord, was reinforced by a party of mounted
men from Groton, under Colonel Henry Woods. This force succeeded in capturing two
prisoners—Oliver Parker and Benjamin Page, but failed to find Shattuck during the day, as he
had taken alarm and escaped. "Under this disappointment, at midnight, in the midst of a violent
snow-storm, the whole party were ordered on to Shattuck's house, in Groton, where they did not
arrive till late in the morning. A search was immediately commenced, and judicious pursuit
discovered him to a party of a few persons led by Colonel Woods himself. Shattuck obstinately
resisted, and was not taken till he had received several wounds, which he returned without much
injury."
The following list of the Townsend insurgents has been preserved among the papers on file
with the town records. It is worthy of notice that about one-fourth of the persons whose names
are in this list were young men in their minority. Fourteen of them had the suffix of Jr. to their
names. Abraham Butterfield, the son of Peter, was less than seventeen years old, and some of
them were under sixteen years of age. Four of these men held commissions daring the
Revolution, and most of them were respectable and useful citizens, misguided though they were:
Peter Butterfield, Asa Heald, Samuel Stevens, Jonas Warren, Jacob Batchelder. Benja.
Spaulding, Jr., Andrew Searle, Jr., Daniel Clark, Simeon Richardson, John Emery, Ephraim
Lampson, Jonathan Pierce, Asa Stevens, Isaac Lewis, Andrew Searles, Jedediah Jewett, Elijah
Dodge, James Baldwin, Nathaniel Bailey, Jr., Zachery Hildreth, Aaron Proctor, Phillip Warren,
Isaac Green, Isaac Giles,, Solomon Sherwin, Azariah P. Sherwin, Peter Adams, Joseph Rumrill,
Jonathan Sanderson, Thomas Seaver, Josiah Burge, Jr., Homer Berge, Abjiah Monroe, Abel
Keys, Elnathan Spalding, Josiah Richardson. Levi Whitney, Benj. Wallace. Moses Warren, Isaac
Farrar, Jr, Stephen Warren, Jonas Ball, Nathan Conant, Jr., Isaac Wallis, Jr., Rueben Gaschett,
Benjamin Digs, William Stevens, Jr., David Wallace, James Ball, Asa Whitney, Isaac Wallis,
Joseph Baldwin, Jr., Phinehas Baldwin, David Spafford (3d), Solomon Peirce, John Conant,
Benja. Wood, Nathan Carlton, Samuel Searles, David Spafford, Ebenezer Ball, Jr., Abraham
Ball, James Sloan. Richard Warner, John Waugh, Jr.. Joel Davis, Jeremiah Ball, Charles
Richards, Jesse Maynard, Nathl Bowers, Josiah Rice, Abraham Butterfield, John Campell, Jr,
Jonas Campbell, John Colburn, John Graham, Benja. Brooks, Jr., Thaddeus Spaulding, Abijah
Hildreth, Abel Green, Isaac Spalding, William Wallace, John Giles, Aaron Scott.
About thirty of the young men, whose names appear in the foregoing list, marched to Concord
under Lieutenant Peter Butterfield and were present at the time the court was stopped.
A strict search, in and around Townsend, was made for Butterfield by the posse comitatus
under Colonel Woods, when Shattuck was taken, but he eluded his pursuers. There was after that
time quite an effort made to capture him. During a part of the following winter he secreted
himself in a cabin masked with evergreens, on the hill northwesterly from his house, in plain
sight of the same, where he was apprised of approaching danger by his wife. His house stood
about three-fourths of a mile northerly from the harbor, on the west side of the road leading to
Brookline, along the easterly base of Nissequassick Hill. At length his retreat was discovered,
and his pursuers followed his track on the snow until nearly night, when, getting into a secluded
place in a thicket, in the dusk of the evening, they lost light of his track and abandoned further
pursuit After he was satisfied that his enemies had departed, he took a direct course for the house
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of one of his friends, who immediately took him over the line into New Hampshire. His exertions
to escape flooded him with perspiration, so that waiting in a frosty atmosphere to be sure that the
officers had gone, he took a violent cold, which induced rheumatism, from which he suffered
during the remainder of his life. He never was arrested by the officers, and there has been found
no certificate from any magistrate, showing that he took the oath of allegiance, although the
same file of papers in which, these names were found, contains the certificates of different
magistrates, before whom sixty of these men took that oath. He was a man of excellent moral
character, very industrious and had many friends.
Daniel Shays, from whom the outbreak takes its name, was born in Hopkinton, 1747. After
the rebellion was crushed he fled to Vermont, and afterwards removed to Sparta, New York,
where he died Sept. 29, 1825. He was a pensioner of the United States, having been a captain in
the Revolutionary War.
Perhaps there never was so much smoke and so little fire, or so small a show of talent or
brains in any insurrection as in the Shays' Rebellion. The insurgents appeared to dread a collision
with the troops during the whole time they were in arms against the government. All the loses in
the rebellion were three killed and one hundred and fifty taken prisoners—all Shays' men. In
1787 certain laws were altered, which made everything satisfactory to the entire voting
population of the Commonwealth.
p. 597:
1774. Moderator, Daniel Taylor; Clerk, Daniel Adams.
Selectmen: Daniel Adams, Daniel Taylor, Richard Wyer, Jonathan Wallis,
Benjamin Brooks.
1775. Moderator, James Hosley; Clerk, James Hosley.
Selectmen: James Hosley, Isaac Farrar, Thomas Warren, Daniel Emery, Richard Wyer.
Representative in the Provincial Congress, Israel Hobart.
1776. Moderator, Daniel Adams; Clerk, James Hosley.
Selectmen: James Hosley, Isaac Farrar, Daniel Emery, Richard Wyer, Zachariah Emery.
Representative In the Provincial Congress, Israel Hobart.
1777. Moderator, Daniel Adams; Clerk, James Hosley.
Selectmen: James Hosley, Richard Wyer, Levi Whitney, Zachariah Emery, Thomas Warren.
Representative, James Locke.
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OLD BURYING GROUND
Headstones, Epitaphs, Ancestry &
Revolutionary War Patriots
Old Burying Ground, Highland Street, Townsend, Middlesex, Massachusetts
Row 1 - Headstone 7 – Right of Center Path [HS1]
Esther Campbell
*Captain John Campbell
Birth: 16 September 1782 Townsend, Mass. (261)
Death: 30 July 1812 Townsend, Mass. (343)
Death: 28 February1812 Townsend, Mass. (343)
In Memory of
Miss ESTHER CAMPBELL,
dau. Of
Capt. John Campbell,
who died
July 30.1812;
in the 30 Year
of her age.
Great God I own my sentence just,
And nature must obey,
I yield my body to the dust,
To dwell with fellow clay.
ERECTED
to the Memory of
Capt. JOHN CAMPBELL,
who died
Feb. 28 1812:
in the 57 Year
of his age.
Jesus can make a dying bed,
Feel soft, as downy pillows are,
While on his breast, I lean my head,
And breath my life out sweetly there.
SAR 1775 Marker
Father: Captain John Campbell [HS2]
Mother: Hannah (Colburn) Campbell [HS3]
Father: Robert Campbell [HS43]
Mother: Elizabeth (McDaniels) Campbell [HS42]
Paternal Grandfather: Robert Campbell [HS43]
Paternal Grandfather:
Paternal Grandmother:
Paternal Grandmother: Elizabeth (McDaniels) Campbell [HS42]
Maternal Grandfather: Thomas Colburn
Maternal Grandfather: Probably: James McDaniels
Maternal Grandmother:
Born 1 December 1729 Lunenburg, Mass.
(The Early Records of the Town of Lunenburg, 280)
Maternal Grandmother: Esther ( Flagg ) Colburn
Spouse: Hannah (Colburn) Campbell [HS3]
7 April 1781 Intention Townsend, Mass. (11)
10 May 1781 Hollis, N. H.
Born 20 January 1737 Hollis N.H.
Married 15 September 1757 Hollis, N.H. (Hollis History, 344, 369)
She of Hollis, N.H. at marriage
Spouse: Never Married
1
*Hannah (Colburn) Campbell
*Captain Daniel Sherwin
Birth: 18 February 1761 Pepperell, Mass. (29)
Death: 17 October 1843 Townsend, Mass. (343)
83 years, widow (304, 325)
Daughter of Capt. John Campbell (343)
Birth: 6 September 1729 Boxford, Mass.
Death: 25 June 1804 Townsend, Mass. (343)
SACRED
to the memory of Cap.
DANIEL SHERWIN
who died 25 June 1804,
in the 75 year of his age.
Friends, nor physicians could not save,
My mortal body from the grave,
Nor can the grave confine me here,
When Christ doth call me to appear.
SAR 1775 Marker
MRS. HANNAH
Relict of
CAPT. JOHN CAMPBELL
DIED
Oct. 17, 1843
AEt. 83.
American Flag
Father: Thomas Colburn
Mother: Esther (Flagg) Colburn
Father: Ebenezer Sherwin
Born 5 January 1705 Boxford, Mass. (85)
Mother: Hepzibah (Cole) Sherwin
Married 21 September 1726 Boxford, Mass. (128, 198)
Paternal Grandfather: Lieut. James Colburn
Born 31 January 1690 Chelmsford, Mass. (47)
Died 67 y 26 August 1757 buried Walton Cemetery, Pepperell, Mass. (264)
Paternal Grandfather: Ebenezer Sherwin
Paternal Grandmother: Susannah (Howlett) Sherwin
Married 1 February 1700 Topsfield, Mass. (Boxford, Mass.160, 198)
Died 83 y 29 October 1762 Boxford, Mass. (263)
Paternal Grandmother: Ruth (Varnum) Colburn
Born 5 February 1703 Dracut, Mass. (117)
Married 4 December 1719 Dracut, Mass. (163, 250)
Died 71 y 11 October 1774 buried Walton Cemetery, Pepperell, Mass. (264)
Maternal Grandfather: John Cole
Died 68 y 5 February 1737 Boxford, Mass. (230)
Maternal Grandmother: Mary (Eaton) Cole
Married 24 December 1691 Reading, Mass. (V1 309)
Died 78 y 7 October 1746 Boxford, Mass. (230)
Maternal Grandfather: Eleazer Flagg
Died 14 August 1757, age 53 years, Hollis, N.H. (Hollis History, 375)
Maternal Grandmother: Hannah (Knight) Flagg
Born 12 April 1706 Woburn, Mass. (145)
Married, both of Woburn, Mass., 2 June 1725 Medford, Mass. (219, 253)
Spouse: Susannah (Proctor) Sherwin [HS5]
3 June 1756 Chelmsford, Mass. (300, 315)
Spouse: Captain John Campbell [HS2]
7 April 1781 Townsend, Mass. Intention (11)
10 May 1781 Hollis, N. H.
He of Dunstable, Mass. at marriage
2
Children of Ebenezer and Susanna (Howlett) Sherwin. born at Boxford
and recorded also at Topsfield, Massachusetts: 1. Susanna, born August 6 or
November 9, 1701, (both are town records): married at Boxford, May 20,
1725, Matthias Cowdrey. 2. Jonathan, born January 8, 1703-4 at Boxford ;
married Mary Lorvey. of Bradford: town clerk 1740: died May 7, 1746;
sons Samuel and Asa settled at Rindge, New Hampshire. 3. Ebenezer, born
January 5, 1705: mentioned below.
John Sherwin, the Immigrant Ancestor
John Sherwin, the immigrant ancestor of all the early colonial families of
this surname in New England, was born in England, in 1644, of an ancient
and honored family. This surname is variously spelled Sharen. Sharin.
Sherren, Sherwine, etc. He died at Ipswich. Massachusetts, October 15,
1726, aged eighty-two years. He married at Ipswich, Massachusetts, where
he settled after coming to America, Frances Lomas, November 25, 1667.
They both joined the church in full communion April 12, 1674. He had
granted to him by the town the right to cut trees for fencing, three hundred
rails, January 13, 1667. He had a seat in the meeting house in 1700, and was
on the list of commoners for 1707. He married September 30, 1691, his
second wife, Mary Chandler, daughter of William, and was then called
"senior." Children: 1. Ebenezer, mentioned below. 2. Mary, born August,
1679. 3. Frances, born January 27, 1681 ; married November 23, 1696.
Isaac Cinnmings, of Ipswich, at Boxford, Massachusetts. 4. Sarah, born
October 8, 1683. 5. John. Children of second wife: 6. Alice, born February
3, 1693. 7. Abigail, born May 4, 1695. 8. Eleanor, born June 28, 1696. 9.
William, born June 27, 1698. 10. Jacob, born October 17, 1700.
Ebenezer Sherwin Jr.,son of Ebenezer Shenvin (2), was born June 5,
1705, at Boxford, Massachusetts, and married there. September 21, 1726,
Hepsibath Cole. He was a farmer and cooper at Boxford. Ten children, born
in Boxford. The third child, Lieutenant Daniel Sherwin was born in
Boxford, Massachusetts, or vicinity in 1730. He settled in Townsend,
Massachusetts and was a prominent citizen there. He was a soldier in the
Revolution, a lieutenant in command of a detachment of the Townsend
militia, Colonel James Prescott’s regiment, responding to the Lexington
alarm; also first lieutenant in Captain Thomas Warren’s company (first
Townsend) fifth company of the Sixth Middlesex Regiment, ordered
commissioned April 24, 1776; also first lieutenant in Captain Aaron
Jewett’s company, Colonel Job Cushing’s regiment, in 1777, marching to
Bennington, Vermont, to support Stark; also Captain Aaron Jewettt’s
company, Colonel Samuel Bullard’s regiment, in 1777, at the time of taking
Burgoyne. His son Daniel Jr. was also in the army in 1775-76-77 and 1778.
His son Captain John was also in the Revolution. He married Susanna
Proctor and they had fourteen children.
(II) Ebenezer Sherwin, son of John Sherwin (1), was born about 1675, in
Ipswich, Massachusetts. He married at Boxford, Massachusetts, February 1,
1699-1700. Susanna Howlett, of Topsfield, Massachusetts. Her birth
appears as Johanna Howlett. born August 27, 1679, at Topsfield,
Massachusetts, (daughter of Samuel and Sarah (Clark) Howlett, who were
married January 3, 1670, at Topsfield. Susanna died at Boxford, October
29, 1762, aged eighty-three years. Thomas Howlett, father of Samuel and
grandfather of Susanna, was born in England; settled as early as 1635 in
Ipswich, which granted to him that year a houselot adjoining Thomas
Hardy's, in the way leading to the mill; was ensign in the militia, and in
1643 he was paid for active service with ten soldiers. He was a commoner
in 1641; deputy to the general court in 1635; died 1678, aged seventy-nine
years; wife Alice died June 26, 1666: second wife Rebecca, survived him:
children: Samuel, Thomas, Sarah Cummings, Mary Perley and Nathaniel,
who died April 28, 1658.
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iii. SUSANNAH SHERWIN, b. August 08, 1760,
Townsend, Middlesex Co., MA; m. ISAAC KIDDER,
January 31, 1782, Townsend, Middlesex Co., MA.
iv. ESTHER SHERWIN, b. February 16, 1762,
Townsend, Middlesex Co., MA; d. January 09, 1769,
Townsend, Middlesex Co., MA.
v. ZIMRI SHERWIN, b. February 07, 1764,
Townsend, Middlesex Co., MA; m. POLLY [KIMBALL].
vi. LUCY SHERWIN, b. December 12, 1765,
Townsend, Middlesex Co., MA; m. DAVID SPAFFORD,
February 10, 1789, Townsend, Middlesex Co., MA.
vii. SALOME SHERWIN, b. September 27, 1767,
Townsend, Middlesex Co., MA; m. BEULA SEAVER,
November 07, 1797, Townsend, Middlesex Co., MA.
viii. AZARIAH PROCTOR SHERWIN, b. May 27,
1769, Townsend, Middlesex Co., MA; m. SALLY
KIDDER, May 02, 1793, Townsend, Middlesex Co., MA.
ix. MARTHA SHERWIN, b. April 30, 1771,
Townsend, Middlesex Co.,MA; m. BENJAMIN PRITCHARD
[born Boxford, Mass.; he of New Ipswich, NH at
marriage].
x. LEVI SHERWIN, b. March 27, 1773, Townsend,
Middlesex Co., MA; d. August 25, 1776, Townsend,
Middlesex Co., MA.
xi. DARIUS SHERWIN, b. December 15, 1774,
Townsend, Middlesex Co., MA; d. August 23, 1775,
28. xii. LEVI SHERWIN, b. June 05, 1776,
xiii. DARIUS SHERWIN, b. February 20, 1778,
Townsend, Middlesex Co., MA; m. LUCY KIMBALL,
September 16, 1800, Townsend, Middlesex Co., MA.
xiv. RHODA SHERWIN, b. May 13, 1781,
Townsend, Middlesex Co., MA; d. May 24, 1784.
The Fourteen Children of
Daniel and Susannah(Proctor)Sherwin
with continued reference to
their great-great-grandson
Henry Alden Sherwin
HENRY ALDEN9, ALDEN WHEELOCK8, JOHN7, JOHN6,
DANIEL5, EBENEZER4, EBENEZER3, JOHN2, ROBERT1
founder of Sherwin-Williams Paint
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14. DANIEL5 SHERWIN (EBENEZER4, EBENEZER3, JOHN2,
ROBERT1) was born September 06, 1729 in Boxford,
Essex Co., MA, and died June 25, 1804 in Townsend,
Middlesex Co., MA. He married SUSANNAH PROCTOR
June 03, 1756 in Boxford, MA.
Notes for DANIEL SHERWIN:
Daniel Sherwin (1730-1804) served as lieutenant in
command of a detachment of militia under Col.
James Prescott which marched on the Lexington
Alarm, and, 1777, was in Capt. Aaron Jewett's
company, Col. Job Cushing's regiment, called out
on the Bennington Alarm. He was born in Boxford;
died in Townsend, Mass. Buried Old Bur Gr.
Townsend, MA
He was the ancestor of Sherwin-Williams family.
Children of DANIEL SHERWIN and SUSANNAH PROCTOR
are:
26. i. DANIEL6 SHERWIN, b. May 03, 1757, Townsend,
Middlesex Co., MA; d. April 17, 1834, Chester, VT.
27. ii. JOHN SHERWIN, b. October 27, 1758,
Townsend, Middlesex Co., MA; d. October 05, 1830,
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26. DANIEL6 SHERWIN (DANIEL5, EBENEZER4,
EBENEZER3, JOHN2, ROBERT1) was born May 03, 1757
in Townsend, Middlesex Co., MA, and died April 17,
1834 in Chester, VT. He married ABIGAIL MANNING
March 24, 1781 in Townsend, MA.
Notes for JOHN SHERWIN:
SHERWIN John
Grout Cem, Weathersfield VT 36
Children of JOHN SHERWIN and LUCRETIA WHEELOCK
are:
47. i. JOHN7 SHERWIN, b. October 12, 1788,
Townsend, Middlesex Co., MA; d. November 24, 1865,
Weathersfield, VT.
ii. POLLY SHERWIN, b. October 01, 1790,
Townsend, Middlesex Co., MA; d. December 22, 1862,
Weathersfield, VT; m. JOSEPH R WILLIAMS, October
12, 1813, Weathersfield, VT.
Notes for DANIEL SHERWIN:
County: Windsor Co., VT Name: Daniel Sherwin Rank:
Private Annual Allowance: 51 31 Sums Received:
153 93
Description of service: Massachusetts militia When
placed on the pension roll: May 30, 1833
Commencement of pension: March 4, 1831 Age: 77
WINDSOR COUNTY. ANDOVER TOWN 1790 Census: Name of
head of family: Sherwin, Daniel 4-3-2
Children of JOHN SHERWIN and EUNICE FARWELL are:
iii.
MIRIAM7 SHERWIN, b. January 20,
1795, Townsend, Middlesex Co., MA; d.
February 25, 1869, Castleton, VT; m.
LUKE NICHOLS, Bef. 1815,
Weathersfield, VT.
48. iv. CHARLES SHERWIN, b. September 22, 1796,
Townsend, Middlesex Co., MA; d. October 21, 1862,
Weathersfield, VT.
v.
LUCY SHERWIN, b. November 02, 1798,
Townsend, Middlesex Co., MA; d.
February 14, 1872, Springfield, VT;
m. JOHN CHASE, April 13, 1824,
Weathersfield, VT.
vi.
EUNICE SHERWIN, b. July 22, 1800,
Townsend, Middlesex Co., MA; m. (1)
NATHAN WHEELER, May 29, 1827,
Weathersfield, VT; m. (2) CHAUNCEY M
CHAMBERLIN, January 19, 1837,
Weathersfield, VT.
49. vii. FOX SHERWIN, b. June 09, 1806, Townsend,
Middlesex Co., MA; d. January 05, 1889, Baltimore,
VT.
Children of DANIEL SHERWIN and ABIGAIL MANNING
are:
i.
IRA7 SHERWIN, d. Aft. 1838, Erie
Co., PA.
ii.
BILDAD SHERWIN, m. PHILINDA RIDER.
iii. DANIEL EBENEZER SHERWIN, b. [December
22,] 1781, Townsend, Middlesex Co., MA; d. 1855,
Malone, NY.
27. JOHN6 SHERWIN (DANIEL5, EBENEZER4, EBENEZER3,
JOHN2, ROBERT1) was born October 27, 1758 in
Townsend, Middlesex Co., MA, and died October 05,
1830 in Weathersfield, VT. He married (1) KEZIAH
ADAMS [May] 1782 in Townsend, Middlesex Co., MA,
daughter of DANIEL ADAMS and MEHITABLE CROSBY.
He married (2) LUCRETIA WHEELOCK Abt. 1787 in
Townsend, Middlesex Co., MA. [November 29, 1787,
Boylston, Worcester, MA. She of Boylston.] He
married (3)EUNICE FARWELL February 12, 1793 in
Townsend, Middlesex Co., MA, daughter of EDWARD
FARWELL and RACHEL ALLEN.
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viii. HARRIET SHERWIN, b. May 14, 1808,
Weathersfield, VT; d. January 22, 1892, Claremont,
NH; m. HOSEA SANDERS, May 06, 1839, Weathersfield,
VT.
ix. NANCY SHERWIN, b. December 21, 1811,
Weathersfield, VT; d. October 16, 1854,
Springfield, VT; m. PHINEAS BATES, November 27,
1838, Springfield, VT.
50. x. GEORGE COLUMBUS SHERWIN, b. June 14, 1814,
Weathersfield, VT; d. Ruby, MI.
North Adams, MA; m. GEORGE W ALFORD, May 21, 1844,
Weathersfield, VT.
iv. JOHN PROCTOR SHERWIN, b. July 19, 1824,
Weathersfield, VT; d. July 19, 1860, New York, NY.
v.LUCRETIA SMITH SHERWIN, b. December 12,
1829, Weathersfield, VT; d. October 09, 1853,
Weathersfield, VT.
68. vi. NELSON BOYNTON SHERWIN, b. May 21, 1832,
Weathersfield, VT; d. May 13, 1911, Cleveland,
Ohio.
28. LEVI6 SHERWIN (DANIEL5, EBENEZER4, EBENEZER3,
JOHN2, ROBERT1) was born June 05, 1776 in
Townsend, Middlesex Co., MA. He married HANNAH
HILDRETH April 24, 1800 in Townsend, Middlesex
Co., MA.
67. ALDEN WHEELOCK8 SHERWIN (JOHN7, JOHN6,
DANIEL5, EBENEZER4, EBENEZER3, JOHN2, ROBERT1) was
born September 09, 1816 in Weathersfield, VT, and
died February 17, 1889 in Cleveland, Ohio. He
married RACHEL BATCHELDER November 28, 1841.
Child of LEVI SHERWIN and HANNAH HILDRETH is:
i.
LEVI7 SHERWIN,
m. MARY JANE FLETCHER.
Child of ALDEN SHERWIN and RACHEL BATCHELDER is:
83. i. HENRY ALDEN9 SHERWIN, b. September 27,
1842, Baltimore, VT; d. 1238 Euclid Av, Cleveland,
OH.
47. JOHN7 SHERWIN (JOHN6, DANIEL5, EBENEZER4,
EBENEZER3, JOHN2, ROBERT1) was born October 12,
1788 in Townsend, Middlesex Co., MA, and died
November 24, 1865 in Weathersfield, VT. He
married MARTHA LELAND February 17, 1814 in
Weathersfield, VT.
Copied from Internet:
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Children of JOHN SHERWIN and MARTHA LELAND are:
i. JOSEPH HENRY8 SHERWIN, b. December 09,
1814; d. June 03, 1866, Westerly, RI.
67. ii. ALDEN WHEELOCK SHERWIN, b. September 09,
1816, Weathersfield, VT; d. February 17, 1889,
Cleveland, Ohio.
iii.MARTHA LELAND SHERWIN, b. December 11,
1820, Weathersfield, VT; d. December 26, 1912,
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bought the Standard Oil Co. cooperage building, 601 Canal St.,
for its first factory and began manufacturing paste paints, oil
colors, and putty. At first, Sherwin-Williams continued the
practice of selling ingredients that the customer then mixed
together, but the company soon began to develop a reliable
ready-mixed paint. It revolutionized the industry in 1875 when
it began to market such a paint. The firm disposed of its retail
sales operation in 1882 to concentrate on manufacturing.
Henry Alden Sherwin
Henry Alden Sherwin, the great-great-grandson of Daniel and
Susannah (Proctor) Sherwin was the founder of SherwinWilliams Paint Co.
217. HENRY ALDEN9 SHERWIN (ALDEN WHEELOCK8, JOHN7,
JOHN6, DANIEL5, EBENEZER4, EBENEZER3, JOHN2, ROBERT1) was
born September 27, 1842 in Baltimore, VT., and died June 26,
1916 in Willoughby, OH.. He married FRANCES MARY SMITH
September 27, 1865 in Cleveland, Cuyahoga Co., OH. She was
born December 16, 1843 in Cleveland, Cuyahoga Co., OH.
When Sherwin-Williams was incorporated in Ohio on 16 July
1884, it had sales agents in New York and Chicago. In 1888 it
bought the Calumnet Paint Co. in Chicago. In 1905 SherwinWilliams forged an alliance with the well-regarded London
firm of Lewis Berger & Sons, Ltd., and in 1910 built new
factories in Newark, NJ, and Oakland, CA. Sherwin-Williams
built a linseed oil plant in Cleveland in 1902; bought lead, zinc,
and copper mines in New Mexico in 1904; and built a smelter
in Coffeyville, KS, shortly after. By the early 1920s, the
company was the largest manufacturer of coatings in the U.S.
Affiliates and subsidiaries included Lewis Berger, MartinSenour, and Heminway. Since 1930 its main offices have been
located in the Midland Bldg., 101 Prospect Ave.
Notes for HENRY ALDEN SHERWIN:
The SHERWIN WILLIAMS CO., a pioneer in the
development of the paint industry, was established in
Cleveland in 1866 by Henry A. Sherwin. By 1994 the
company's operations included 2,046 paint stores, 139
automotive paint branches, and strong multi-brand paint
franchises in architectural, industrial, and special purpose
coatings.
In July 1866 Sherwin invested $2,000 in Truman Dunham &
Co., 118 Superior St., importers and dealers in paints, oils,
varnishes, and window glass. In 1870, the original partnership
dissolved; Sherwin, Alanson T. Osborn, and Edward P.
Williams formed a new partnership, Sherwin, Williams & Co.
which operated a retail store at 118 Superior St. First year sales
reached $422,390.97. By 1872 the business was relocated to
126 Superior and 44 Long streets. In 1873 Sherwin's group
From the ENCYCLOPEDIA OF CLEVELAND HISTORY--http://ech.cwru.edu
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Susannah (Proctor) Sherwin
Polly (Kimball) Sherwin
Sister of Elizabeth (Proctor) Spaulding [HS75]
Birth: About 1771 of Lunenburg, Mass. at marriage
Birth: 7 January 1735-36 Chelmsford, Mass. (126)
Internet: 5 October 1771, Lunenburg, Mass.
No parents found on Internet.
In memory of
Mrs. SUSANNAH SHERWIN
widow of
Capt. DANIEL SHERWIN
who died
July 6th 1813;
in the 78 year
of her age.
Tis God that lifts our comforts high,
Or sink them in the grave;
He gave & blessed be his name,
He takes but what he gave.
Nine children recorded 1792 - 1810 Townsend, Mass. (277)
MRS. POLLY
wife of
ZIMRI SHERWIN
DIED
June 11, 1843
AEt. 72.
Father: Capt. Daniel Proctor
Receive, O earth her faded form,
In thy cold bosom let it lie,
Safe let it rest from every storm,
Soon must it rise, no more to die.
Born 1 Nov 1706 Chelmsford, Mass. (122)
Died 69 y 28 January 1775 buried Forefather’s Cemetery, Chelmsford, Mass. (431)
Mother: Susanna (Hill) Proctor
Born 18 February 1705 Billerica, Mass. (102)
Married 8 Nov 1727 Billerica, Mass. (270, 302)
Died 81 y 26 November 1785 buried Forefather’s Cemetery, Chelmsford, Mass. (431)
Paternal Grandfather: Samuel Proctor
Father:
Mother:
One of Townsend Petitioners Both Townsend and Chelmsford record his death; Buried
Forefather’s Cemetery, Chelmsford, Mass. (431) Born 15 Sept. 1665 Chelmsford, Mass. (127)
PROCTOR, Samuell, s. Robert and Jane, died Apr. 12, 1740. [a. 74y 6m 27d]
Paternal Grandmother: Sarah ( ______ ) Proctor
Maternal Grandfather:
Died 85 y 17 January 1757 Chelmsford, Mass. (431)
Maternal Grandfather: Lieut. Joseph Hill
Born 18 March 1673 Billerica, Mass. (99)
Died 79 y 19 April 1752 Billerica, Mass. (368)
Spouse: Ensign Zimri Sherwin [HS7]
24 June 1790 Townsend, Mass. Intention (7)
17 July 1790 Townsend, Mass. Certificate (7)
Maternal Grandmother: Susannah (Baldwin) Hill
Born 14 April 1677 Billerica, Mass. (18)
Married [date blank] Billerica, Mass. (221, 269) First recorded child Susanna (Hill) above.
Died 80 y 8 m 20 d 15 January 1758 buried Old South Cemetery, Billerica, Mass. (369)
3 June 1790 Lunenburg, Mass. (Internet) [3 July?]
Spouse: Captain Daniel Sherwin [HS4]
3 June 1756 Chelmsford, Mass. (300, 315)
He of Dunstable, Mass. at marriage
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Row 1 – Headstone 1 – Left of Center Path [HS8]
*Ensign Zimri Sherwin
Sarah “Sally” ( ______ ) Sanders
Birth: 7 February 1764 Townsend, Mass. (221)
Death: 26 April 1816 Townsend, Mass. (343)
Birth: About 1801
Sanders on Headstone Saunders (343)
ERECTED
in memory of
ENSIGN ZIMRI SHERWIN
who died
April 26, 1816;
AEt. 52.
Great God I own thy sentance just
And nature must decay;
MRS.
SARAH
wife of
Franklin Sanders,
DIED
Oct. 18, 1838,
AE. 37
Receive O earth, her faded form,
In thy cold bosom let it lie,
Safe let it rest from every storm,
Soon must it rise no more to die.
Father: Capt. Daniel Sherwin [HS4]
Mother: Susanna (Proctor) Sherwin [HS5]
Father:
Mother:
Paternal Grandfather: Ebenezer Sherwin
Paternal Grandmother: Hepzibah (Cole) Sherwin
Spouse: Franklin Sanders
Married 21 September 1726 Boxford, Mass. (128, 198)
Her husband, Franklin [June 8, 1800 – March 30, 1878),
their daughter Louisa, died July 30, 1854, age 18 years, 10 months,
and her husband’s second wife, Dolly (Foster) Sanders, [married 11
May 1839, Townsend, Mass. (103) she of Ashby, Mass.] died
August 11, 1899, age 87 years, 7 months, are buried at Riverside
Cemetery, West Townsend. (419)
Maternal Grandfather: Capt. Daniel Proctor
Maternal Grandmother: Susanna (Hill) Proctor
Spouse: Polly (Kimball) Sherwin [HS6]
24 June 1790 Townsend, Mass. Intention (7)
17 July 1790 Townsend, Mass. Certificate (7)
3 June 1790 Lunenburg, Mass. (Internet) [3 July?]
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Row 1 - Headstone 2 – Left of Center Path [HS9]
Lydia (Sanders) Sanders
*Solomon Sanders, Jr.
Birth: About 1781 Townsend, Mass. (339)
Death: 14 March 1850 Townsend, Mass. (343)
69 years, widow, old age (339)
Birth: 5 April 1780 Billerica, Mass. (170)
Death: 7 March 1837 Townsend, Mass. (300, 343)
MR.
SOLOMON SANDERS
DIED
Mar. 7, 1837,
AE. 57
My strongest ties to earth now break,
Surviving friends farewell.
Jesus my parting spirit take,
And with thee let me dwell.
MRS. LYDIA
wife of Mr.
Solomon Sanders,
DIED
Mar. 14, 1850,
AEt. 69.
Thou art gone to thy rest, Mother!
Thy toils and cares are o’er;
And sorrow pain & suffering now
Shall ne’er distress thee more.
Father: Solomon Sanders [HS16]
Mother: Lydia (Levistone) Sanders [HS15]
Jacob Sanders & family came from Tewksbury to Townsend March 1785;
James & Solomon Sanders & families from Billerica, June 1785 (439).
Solomon was the cousin of brothers, Jacob and James. These three had
John Sanders, Jr. and Hannah (Dutton) Sanders as paternal grandparents.
Jacob Sanders and his 2nd wife Lydia ( _____ ) (Frost) Sanders had a
daughter Lydia baptized 13 August 1780 Tewksbury, Mass. (77) This is
probably this Lydia, half sister to Elizabeth (Sanders) Jenkins [HS415].
Paternal Grandfather: Obadiah Sanders
Paternal Grandmother: Mary (Snow) Sanders
Married 14 September 1742 Woburn, Mass. (Billerica, Mass. 311, 316)
Maternal Grandfather: Thomas Levistone
Maternal Grandmother: Phebe (Stone) Levistone
Married 3 April 1751 Tewksbury, Mass. (152, 179)
Spouse: Solomon Sanders, Jr. [HS10]
9 April 1800 Townsend, Mass. (35, 59)
Spouse: Lydia (Sanders) Sanders [HS9]
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Henry Sanders
Betsey Sanders
Birth: About 1804 Probably Townsend, Mass.
Birth: August 1815 Probably Townsend, Mass.
Death: 9 May 1821 Townsend, Mass. (343)
In memory of
MR. HENRY,
son of Mr. Solomon &
Mrs. Lydia Sanders:
who died
Oct. 27, 1829
AEt. 25 years.
Must friends and kindred drop and die!
Must helpers be withdrawn!
While some with a weeping eye,
Recount our consorts gone.
In memory of
Betsey T.
daughter of Mr. Solomon
& Mrs. Lydia Sanders
who died
May 19, 1824;
AEt. 5 yrs & 8 mo.
The rising morning can’t assure
That we shall end the day;
For death stands ready at the door
To take our lives away.
Father: Solomon Sanders, Jr. [HS10]
Mother: Lydia (Sanders ) Sanders [HS9]
Father: Solomon Sanders, Jr. [HS10]
Mother: Lydia (Sanders ) Sanders [HS9]
Paternal Grandfather: Solomon Sanders [HS16]
Paternal Grandmother: Lydia (Levistone) Sanders [HS15]
Paternal Grandfather: Solomon Sanders [HS16]
Paternal Grandmother: Lydia (Levistone) Sanders [HS15]
Probable
Maternal Grandfather: Jacob Sanders
Maternal Grandmother: Lydia ( ______ ) (Frost) Sanders
Probable
Maternal Grandfather: Jacob Sanders
Maternal Grandmother: Lydia ( ______ ) (Frost) Sanders
Spouse: No Marriage Record Found
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Betsey (Tarbell) Simonds
*Jonathan Tarbell
No Headstone 2011
Birth: About 1755
Birth: About 1793
58 years
February 1808: Jonathan Tarbell and family Billerica, Mass. to Townsend,
Mass. (438) TARBELL, Jonathan and Betty Levestone married 21
February 1802 Billerica, Mass. (284, 323) TARBELL, Betsey, daughter of
Jonathan and Betsey, died 22 September 1805 age 2 [? Y. or m.] 14 d. Old
Corner Burial Ground, Billerica, Mass. (399) There may be a Levistone
connection since Lydia (Levistone) Sanders is next to him.
In Memory of
BETSY SIMONS
wife of
Joseph Simons
who died
June 25, 1821.
AEt. 58:
Friends nor physicians cannot save,
Nor can the grave confine here,
When Christ shall call me to appear.
IN
memory of
MR. JONATHAN TARBELL
AEt. 61.
Lord I command my soul to thee.
Accept the sacred trust:
Receive this nobler part of me,
And watch my sleeping dust.
Jonathan Tarbell & family came to Townsend from Billerica, Feb. 1808.
(438) Since she is buried next to Jonathan Tarbell, this may be her father.
No record of her birth is found in Billerica. Joseph Simonds [HS227] may
be her father-in-law.
Vital Records of Townsend, Massachusetts records her burial but there is no
gravestone in this location. In this location is a small stone marked J.T.
Footstones were not generally used in this cemetery. This may have been a
footstone for Jonathan Tarbell at one time and was moved to this location.
Father:
Mother:
[No logical birth recorded in Billerica. May be Jonathan Tarbell, Jr. born
23 October 1755, Groton, Mass., son of Jonathan Tarbell / Lydia
(Farnsworth) Tarbell. (239)]
Father: Jonathan Tarbell [HS14]
Spouse: Joseph Simonds
19 December 1819 Townsend, Mass. (52, 67)
[He of Brookline, N.H. Brookline, N.H. records don’t seem to
have any information about them.]
Spouse: UNKNOWN
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Lydia (Levistone) Sanders
*Solomon Sanders
Birth: 2 September 1751 Billerica, Mass. (125)
Birth: 31 August 1745 Billerica, Mass. (170)
Death: 19 December 1815 Townsend, Mass. (343)
June 1785: Billerica, Mass. to Townsend, Mass. (439)
IN
memory of
MRS. LYDIA SANDERS
wife of
Solomon Sanders
who died Oct. 6, 1809.
AEt. 59.
Cruel death hath conquered me,
I with his dart are slain;
But Christ hath conquered death,
And I shall rise again.
IN
memory of
MR. SOLOMON SANDERS
who died Dec. 19, 1815
AEt. 71
From death the gloomy terrours flee,
When once ‘tis understood.
‘Tis natures call ‘tis God’s decree,
And is, and must be good.
There are 3 large trees growing between the gravestones of Lydia and Solomon Sanders. The
words on Lydia’s headstone are completely covered by a tree in 2009. Most of the saying on
Solomon’s is covered by another tree. The words were copied about 1994.
Father: Obadiah Sanders
Born 4 December 1712 Billerica, Mass. (169)
Mother: Mary (Snow) Sanders
Married 14 September 1742 Woburn, Mass. (Billerica, Mass. 311, 316)
Father: Thomas Levistone
Mother: Phebe (Stone) Levistone
Married 3 April 1751 Tewksbury, Mass. (152, 179)
Paternal Grandfather: John Sanders, Jr.
Paternal Grandmother: Hannah (Dutton) Sanders
Married 3 September 1706 Charlestown, Mass. (Billerica, Mass. 249, 311)
Paternal Grandfather: Sergt. John Levistone, Jr.
Born 1 March 1682 son of John (Scotchman) and Margaret, Billerica, Mass. (124)
Died 74 y 4 m 7 d 27 June 1755 buried Old Corner Burial Ground, Billerica, Mass. (375)
Paternal Grandmother: Ruth (Shed) Levistone
Died 31 March 1741 Billerica, Mass. (391)
Born 20 August 1684 Billerica, Mass. (174)
Married [date blank] Billerica, Mass. (284, 314) First recorded child 1710.
Died 72 y 4 m 17 d 5 April 1756 buried Old Corner burial Ground, Billerica, Mass. (375)
Mother is Phebe Stone of Tewksbury at marriage in Tewksbury to Thomas
Levistone, 1751 May be Phebe Stone born Beverly, Mass. 19 August
1727, daughter of David Stone and Elizabeth (Corning) Stone.
Spouse: Lydia (Levistone) Sanders [HS15]
2 April 1776 Billerica, Mass. (285, 311)
2nd Marriage: Mrs. Sibbel ( ______ ) Chamberlain
19 September 1810 Townsend, Mass. Intention (44)
She of New Ipswich, N.H.
Spouse: Solomon Sanders [HS16]
2 April 1776 Billerica, Mass. (285, 311)
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Abigail Manning
Lorenzo Kidder
Birth: About 1823 Probably in Townsend, Mass.
Death: 14 September 1826 Townsend, Mass. (343)
In memory of
ABIGAIL.
daug. of
Mr. William & Mrs.
Hannah Manning
who died
Oct. 31, 1816;
AEt. 6 years
At my left here lies three of my
sisters younger than I.
In memory of
LORENZO,
son of
Mr. James and
Mrs. Unice Kidder;
who died
Sept. 14, 1826:
AEt. 3 years.
Father: James Kidder
Born 12 June 1800 Townsend, Mass. (265)
Mother: Eunice Lakin (Williams) Kidder
Only one of her sisters buried with her can be named. She had a sister
Hannah Manning who was born 24 April 1798, Townsend (265), died 19
Oct. 1800, Townsend (282). The other two were probably infants. No
markers just open space to the left.
Born 9 April 1799 Groton, Mass. (254)
Married 23 October 1822 Townsend, Mass. (72, 168)
Paternal Grandfather: Isaac Kidder [HS20]
Paternal Grandmother: Sarah (Stickney) Kidder [HS19]
Father: William Manning
Born 15 October 1756 Townsend, Mass. (217)
Died 87th y 9 March 1843 buried Hillside Cemetery, Townsend, Mass. (367)
Maternal Grandfather: Capt. Simeon Williams
Maternal Grandmother: Sarah “Sally” ( ______ ) Williams
Mother: Hannah (White) Manning
Married 20 May 1793 Townsend, Mass. (4, 56)
Died 62 y 18 February 1832 buried Hillside Cemetery, Townsend, Mass. (367)
Paternal Grandfather: Samuel Manning, Jr. [HS259]
Paternal Grandmother: Abigail (Avery) Manning [HS260]
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Sarah ( Stickney ) Kidder
*Isaac Kidder
Birth: 28 March 1752 Billerica, Mass. (116)
Birth: 22 May 1756 Tewksbury, Mass. (85)
SACRED
to the
memory of
MR.
ISAAC KIDDER,
who died
March 16, 1825:
in the 73, year
of his age.
SAR 1775 Marker
SACRED
to the
Memory of
MRS. SARAH,
widow of
Mr. Isaac Kidder,
who died
Sept. 10, 1826:
AEt. 70.
Father: Lieut. Abraham Stickney, Jr.
Died 69th y 19 March 1803 Tewksbury, Mass. (V1 240)
Father: William Kidder
Mother: Sarah (Ballard) Kidder
Mother: Sarah (Kittredge) Stickney
Married 16 December 1736 Andover, Mass. She of Andover. (Billerica,
Mass. 221, 281) Andover record says marriage Billerica, Mass. (38, 208)
Born 18 April 1738 Tewksbury, Mass. (V1 57)
Married 9 December 1755 Tewksbury, Mass. (V1 149, V1 178)
Died of consumption 70 y 29 September 1807 Tewksbury, Mass. (V1 240)
Paternal Grandfather: Enoch Kidder
Paternal Grandfather: Deacon Abraham Stickney
Born 16 September 1664 son of James & Anna Kidder Billerica, Mass. (115)
Died 89th y 1 December 1752 Billerica, Mass. (372)
Died of consumption 23 August 1783 Tewksbury, Mass. (V1 240)
James and Anna Kidder removed from Cambridge, Mass. to Billerica, Mass. about 1659.
Paternal Grandmother: Abigail (Hall) Stickney
Paternal Grandmother: Mary (Hayward) Kidder
Died of old age 14 June 1785 Tewksbury, Mass. (V1 240)
Maternal Grandfather: Hezekiah Ballard
Maternal Grandmother: Rebecca (Davis) Ballard
Maternal Grandfather: Sergt. James Kittredge, Jr.
Maternal Grandmother: Elizabeth ( ______ ) Kittredge
Married 13 May 1713 Andover, Mass. (38, 101) She of Billerica, Mass.
Spouse: Isaac Kidder[HS20]
1 June 1775 Tewksbury, Mass. (145, 178)
Spouse: Sarah (Stickney) Kidder[HS19]
1 June 1775 Tewksbury, Mass. (145, 178)
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Elizabeth (Kidder) (Smith) French
*Lucy (Pratt) Kidder
Birth: About 1791 Lunenburg, Mass. (Kidder Family, 1941, 132)
Sacred
to the memory of
MRS. ELIZABETH
widow of
Mr. Abram French who
died June 16, 1828.
AEt. 49.
MRS. LUCY
Wife of
CAPT. ISAAC KIDDER
Died Oct. 16, 1836,
AEt. 45 yrs.
Father: Benanual Pratt
Born 26 September 1756, Newton, Mass.
Mother: Lucy (Hosmer) Pratt
Father: Isaac Kidder [HS20]
Mother: Sarah (Stickney) Kidder [HS19]
Born 5 March 1762 Lincoln, Mass. Married 29 May 1782 Needham, Mass.
Lucy Pratt; Female; Age 87; Died March 8 1849 Chester, Vt.;
Buried in Townsend; Old Age; (337)
Benanuel Pratt Tomb: 1819, Hillside Cemetery, Townsend (359)
Paternal Grandfather: William Kidder
Paternal Grandmother: Sarah (Ballard) Kidder
Paternal Grandfather: Captain Lemuel Pratt
Maternal Grandfather: Lieut. Abraham Stickney
Maternal Grandmother: Sarah (Kittredge) Stickney
Born 19 November 1719 Needham, Mass.
Paternal Grandmother: Lydia (Willard) Pratt (2nd wife)
Born 2 May 1723 Newton, Mass. Married 23 November 1750, Newton, Mass.
Spouse: Captain Simeon Smith, Jr.,
27 May 1804 Townsend, Mass. (39, 60)
A sea captain of Boston, Mass.
Maternal Grandfather: William Hosmer
Born 19 October 1729 Concord, Mass. (122) Died age 73 Mason, N.H.
Maternal Grandmother: Anna (Heald) Hosmer
Captain Abram Stickney French,
2 April 1807 (Kidder Family,1941, 64)
Born 25 October 1732 Concord, Mass. (133) Married 19 June 1753
Concord, Mass. (185) Died age 86 Mason, N.H.
He of Boston, Mass.
Spouse: Capt. Isaac Kidder, Jr. [HS23]
21 November 1811 Townsend, Mass. (45, 62)
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Row 2 – Headstone 1 – Right of Center Path [HS24]
*Capt. Isaac Kidder, Jr.
Cynthia Sherwin
Birth: 17 August 1811 Townsend, Mass. (270)
Death: 8 September 1817 Townsend, Mass. (headstone)
16 September 1816 Townsend, Mass. (343)
Her death is not recorded with her three sisters, Hannah, Fatima, and Zoa, on page
283. Vital Records of Townsend, Massachusetts, 1992, 343 appears to be incorrect
about death date.
Birth: 19 May 1781 Billerica, Mass. (116)
Capt. ISAAC KIDDER
died
June 25, 1851.
AEt. 70.
CYNTHIA
Daughter of
Mr. Levi &
Hannah Sherwin,
who died Sep. 8, 1817
Aged 6 years.
Judge ye who knows a Mother’s cares
For the dear tender babe she hears
The parent’s anguish – yea alone
Such sad vicisitudes have known.
SAR 1775 Marker
Father: Isaac Kidder [HS20]
Mother: Sarah (Stickney) Kidder [HS19]
Paternal Grandfather: William Kidder
Paternal Grandmother: Sarah (Ballard) Kidder
Maternal Grandfather: Lieut. Abraham Stickney
Maternal Grandmother: Sarah (Kittredge) Stickney
Father: Levi Sherwin
Mother: Hannah (Hildreth) Sherwin
Hannah Sherwin; Female; Widow; Age 67 yrs., 1 mos., 3 dys.; Died Oct 15 1848;
Buried in Townsend; Consumption; Born in Townsend; Levi Sherwin Esq. (335)
There is a Levi Sherwin Tomb in Hillside Cemetery, Townsend. (359) This
calculates to her birth date being 12 Sept. 1781. The birth date of Hannah, daughter
of Zachariah and Elizabeth Hildreth is given as 10 Sept. 1782. (276) The year must
be incorrect because the son Zachariah was born 10 April 1783, only seven months
later. From this information I am assuming that the birth year is incorrect and that
Hannah (Hildreth) Sherwin is this daughter.
Spouse: Lucy (Pratt) Kidder [HS22]
Paternal Grandfather: Capt. Daniel Sherwin [HS4]
Paternal Grandmother: Susannah (Proctor) Sherwin [HS5]
Maternal Grandfather: Capt. Zachariah Hildreth, Jr.
Capt. Zachariah Hildreth is probably buried in the Zachariah Hildreth Tomb,
Hillside Cemetery, Townsend. (359)
Maternal Grandmother: Elizabeth (Keyes) Hildreth [HS59]
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Zoa Sherwin
Fatima Sherwin
Death: 16 September 1816 Townsend, Mass. (283, 343)
Birth: 21 December 1803 Townsend, Mass. (270)
2 April 1804 Townsend, Mass. (283)
ZOA SHERWIN
Daughter of Levi &
Hannah Sherwin
who died Sep. 16, 1816
Aged 3 years.
Dear little darling art thou gone
Thy charms scarce to thy mother known
Removed so soon! So suddenly
Snatched from my fond maternal
What hadst thou done dear offspring say
So early to be snatched away.
Fatima Sherwin
Dau. Of Mr. Levi & Mrs.
Hannah Sherwin
died 4 April 1804,
in its 4 month.
Hannah Sherwin; Female; Widow; Age 67 yrs., 1 mos., 3 dys.; Died Oct 15
1848; Buried in Townsend; Consumption; Born in Townsend; Levi Sherwin
Esq. (335) There is a Levi Sherwin Tomb in Hillside Cemetery, Townsend.
(359) This calculates to her birth date being 12 Sept. 1781. The birth date
of Hannah, daughter of Zachariah and Elizabeth Hildreth is given as 10
Sept. 1782. (276) The year must be incorrect because the son Zachariah
was born 10 April 1783, only seven months later. From this information I
am assuming that the birth year is incorrect and that Hannah (Hildreth)
Sherwin is this daughter.
Hannah Sherwin; Female; Widow; Age 67 yrs., 1 mos., 3 dys.; Died Oct 15 1848;
Buried in Townsend; Consumption; Born in Townsend; Levi Sherwin Esq. (335)
There is a Levi Sherwin Tomb in Hillside Cemetery, Townsend. (359) This
calculates to her birth date being 12 Sept. 1781. The birth date of Hannah, daughter
of Zachariah and Elizabeth Hildreth is given as 10 Sept. 1782. (276) The year must
be incorrect because the son Zachariah was born 10 April 1783, only seven months
later. From this information I am assuming that the birth year is incorrect and that
Hannah (Hildreth) Sherwin is this daughter.
Capt. Zachariah Hildreth is probably buried in the Zachariah Hildreth Tomb,
Hillside Cemetery, Townsend. (359)
Capt. Zachariah Hildreth is probably buried in the Zachariah Hildreth
Tomb, Hillside Cemetery, Townsend. (359)
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Hannah Sherwin
*Hannah (Parker) Wilson
Birth: 18 July 1754 New Ipswich, N.H. (Wilson Family, 68)
Death: 26 August 1803 Townsend, Mass. (283, 343)
9 May 1844, Widow woman; Age 90; Farmers Wife; Died May 9, 1844;
Died and Buried in Townsend; Old Age; James Wilson’s Widow (326)
Hannah Sherwin, dau
of Mr. Levi & Mrs. Han
nah Sherwin died 26
Aug 1803, aged 2
years & 8 months
blest
Sweet innocence whom God hath
And call’d to his eternal rest,
Thy slumbers are divinely pure,
Thy portion in thy Saviour sure.
MRS. HANNAH.
Widow of
Lieut. JAMES WILSON,
Died May 8, 1844,
Aged 89 yrs. 10 mo.
& 10 days.
She’s gone the tender Mother’s dead,
No human skill our friends could save.
From scenes of Earth her soul has fled,
To rest in peace beyond the grave.
Weep not! When to my grave you go,
To see my present home:
In such a spot no tears should flow,
Where sweeter treasures bloom.
Hannah Sherwin; Female; Widow; Age 67 yrs., 1 mos., 3 dys.; Died Oct 15
1848; Buried in Townsend; Consumption; Born in Townsend; Levi Sherwin
Esq. (335) There is a Levi Sherwin Tomb in Hillside Cemetery, Townsend.
(359) This calculates to her birth date being 12 Sept. 1781. The birth date
of Hannah, daughter of Zachariah and Elizabeth Hildreth is given as 10
Sept. 1782. (276) The year must be incorrect because the son Zachariah
was born 10 April 1783, only seven months later. From this information I
am assuming that the birth year is incorrect and that Hannah (Hildreth)
Sherwin is this daughter.
Revolutionary War Veteran marker
Father: Lieut. Obadiah Parker, Jr.
He’s called the “Father of Mason, N.H.” Married 17 October 1752 Chelmsford,
Mass. (285, 331) Died age 86 y 5 October 1816 Mason, N.H.
Mother: Ruth (Stevens) Parker
Died 86 y 5 February 1818 Mason, N.H.
Paternal Grandfather: Ensign Obadiah Parker
Paternal Grandmother: Hannah (Stevens) (Parker) Sawtell
2nd husband: Capt. Ephraim Sawtell; 11 children with Obadiah born Groton, Mass.
Maternal Grandfather: Ensign Samuel Stevens
Maternal Grandmother: Ruth (Wright) Stevens
Both buried Forefather’s Cemetery, Chelmsford, Mass. (448) 10 children
Capt. Zachariah Hildreth is probably buried in the Zachariah Hildreth
Tomb, Hillside Cemetery, Townsend. (359)
Spouse: Lieut. James Wilson [HS29]
15 March 1774 Mason, N.H. (Wilson Family, 68)
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*Lieut. James Wilson
Daughter Adams
Birth: 14 February 1812 Townsend, Mass.
Death: 19 February 1812 Townsend, Mass. (343)
Birth: About 1741 Townsend, Mass. (Wilson Family, 68)
ERECTED in memory of
an Infant, daughter of Mr. Joel and Mrs. Polly ADAMS,
whose exit was on the 19 day
of Feb. A.D. 1812; Aged 5 days.
The infant which lies here repos’d
Was in our arms five days inclos’d
Oh! cruel Death, why would you leave
From our embrace, this lovely fair?
The call is Gods, may we submit
And be prepared to follow it
To regions bright, beyond the skyes
Where disappointments never rise.
SACRED
to the memory of
Lieut. JAMES WILSON
who died April 1, 1808;
in the 67 year of
his age.
Forbear to weep my dearest friends,
We part, but soon shall meet again,
Commit my body to the bed,
Where Jesus laid his precious head.
SAR 1775 Marker
Also a Footstone: Lieut. J W
Father: Joel Adams
Born 19 January 1779 Townsend, Mass. (245) Died 75 y, 11 m 28 December 1854
buried Hillside Cemetery, Townsend, Mass. (404)
Mother: Polly (Stone) Adams
Married 3 November 1803 Townsend, Mass. (38, 60) Died 70 y, 8 m 20 November
1851 buried Hillside Cemetery, Townsend, Mass. (404)
Paternal Grandfather: Daniel Adams, Jr.
Born 29 July 1746 Townsend, Mass. (213)
Died 81st y 10 June 1827 buried Hillside Cemetery, Townsend, Mass. (359)
Paternal Grandmother: Lydia (Taylor) Adams
Born 26 October 1751 Townsend, Mass. (203) Married 21 May 1772 Townsend,
Mass. (21) Died 84 y, 10 m, 16 d 12 September 1836
Father: James Wilson
Mother: Jane (Bell) Wilson
From Tyrone, Ireland about 1736. Married Ireland about 1728.
Settled Peterborough, N.H.
Spouse: Hannah (Parker) Wilson [HS28]
15 March 1774 Mason, N.H. (Wilson Family, 68)
Her great-grandparents, Daniel Adams, Jr. [HS189] and Kezia (Brooks) Adams
[HS190] and her great-great-grandparents, Benjamin Brooks [HS196] and Sarah
(Heywood) Brooks [HS198] are buried in this cemetery.
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Row 2 – Headstone 8 – Right of Center Path
*John Stevens
Birth: About 1730 Page lost: Townsend, Mass. (203)
Head and foot stones documented in early 1900s;
No name
Nothing found in 2011
Erected by Joseph Stevens
In memory of
Mr. JOHN STEVENS,
who departed this
life April 13th 1796
in the 66th Year of
his age.
Tho’ not till ninety some retire
Yet monuments around declare
How vast the number who expire
When youth & beauty promise fair.
No name
SAR 1775 marker
Father: Captain John Stevens, Jr., Esq.
Buried in the Old Burying Ground, Groton, Mass. (270)
Mother: [Probable] Martha (Farnsworth) (Stevens) Phelps
Paternal Grandfather: John Stevens
Paternal Grandmother: Sarah (Snow) Stevens
Maternal Grandfather: Benjamin Farnsworth
Maternal Grandmother: Mary (Prescott) Farnsworth
Spouse: Susanna Tarbell
16 April 1755 Groton, Mass. (164, 170)
No name
Her parents, Lieut. William Tarbell and Mary (Farnsworth) Tarbell are
buried in the Old Burying Ground, Groton, Mass. (274)
21
Ephraim Stevens, Jr.
Lovia (Conant) Warner
Birth: 9 July 1791 Townsend, Mass. (251)
Birth: 9 April 1796 (Calculated)
ERECTED
IN
memory of
Mrs. Lovia Warner
wife of Mr. John Warner
who died Feb. 16. 1816,
AEt 24
In memory of
Ephraim Stevens, jr.
Son of Mr. Ephraim &
Mrs. Jerusha Stevens,
Who died March 11,
1802; aged 5 years,
11 months. & 2 days.
God’s chariots they no longer stay
They’re moving swiftly home:
The spirits live, for worlds above,
Invites you all to come,
My friends farewell for I shall dwell,
In scenes of living bliss,
Then I shalt die as I am seen,
And dwell where Jesus is,
O! will you read and not take heed,
But in your way pursue;
My God don’t know your thoughts also,
And has a place for you.
Father: Ephraim Stevens
Mother: Jerusha ( ______ ) Stevens
Father: Daniel Conant [HS35]
Mother: Millicent (Farrar) (Conant) Wallis [HS34]
Paternal Grandfather: John Conant [HS308]
Paternal Grandmother: Sarah (Farrar) Conant [HS309]
Maternal Grandfather: Ensign Isaac Farrar
Maternal Grandmother: Sarah (Brooks) Farrar
No gravestones are recorded but they both died in Townsend (227)
Pew 26 in the Townsend Meetinghouse is recorded as his. (1)
Spouse: John Warner
Born 23 February 1791 Pepperell, Mass. (111) son of Richard and
Hannah (Wheeler)Warner.
22
Millicent (Farrar) (Conant) Wallis
*Daniel Conant
Birth: 7 June 1756 Townsend, Mass. (212)
Death: 3 May 1843 Boston, Mass. (T304) (344)
WIDOW MELEY WALLIS,
former wife of
Daniel Conant deceased;
died May 3, 1843,
AEt. 87 yrs.
MR. DANIEL CONANT,
DIED
Sept. 27, 1798,
AEt. 43 yrs.
Behold! ye strangers passing by,
As you are now, so once was I;
As I am now, so must you be,
Prepare for death and follow me.
L. Parker
SAR 1775 Marker
Farewell! my dear Brethren, my Lord bids me come,
Farewell! my Sisters. I am now going home;
Bright angels are whispering so sweet in my ear.
Away to my saviour my spirit will bear.
L. Parker.
Father: Ensign Isaac Farrar
Mother: Sarah (Brooks) Farrar [epitaph recorded early 1900s]
Father: John Conant [HS308]
Mother: Sarah (Farrar) Conant [HS309]
No gravestones are recorded in 1942 but they both died in Townsend (227)
Paternal Grandfather: Lot Conant
Paternal Grandmother: Martha (Cleaves) Conant
Paternal Grandfather: Joseph Farrar
Paternal Grandmother: Mary ( ______ ) Farrar
Both are buried in Concord, Mass. (223, 435)
Maternal Grandfather: Benjamin Brooks [HS196]
Maternal Grandmother: Sarah (Heywood) Brooks [HS198]
Maternal Grandfather: Jacob Farrar
Maternal Grandmother: Sarah (Wood) Farrar
Spouse: Daniel Conant [HS35]
19 June 1782 Townsend, Mass. (12, 25)
Jonathan Wallis
Spouse: Millicent (Farrar) (Conant) Wallis [HS34]
He reportedly came to Townsend as infant with parents [HS230] in 1731.
2nd marriage for both
His 1st wife Mary (Barton) Wallis [HS231]
23
Lois (Bowlin) Conant
John Conant
At birth record of two sons [Daniel, III & Frederick Plummer] (280) she is
listed as Lois. Index lists Louise. Headstone clearly says Louis.
Birth: About 1782
Death: 6 July 1851 Boston, Mass. (T344)
John Conant, son of
Mr. Daniel and Mrs.
Melley Conant, died
Dec. 6th 1794. Aged
8 years & 1 day.
LOUIS,
Wife of
DANIEL CONANT.
Died in Boston.
July 6. 1851.
AEt. 69 yrs.
Alas! how oft our prospects fade,
And leave behind a gloomy shade!
Today, our youth are fresh and gay,
Tomorrow, pale – returned to clay.
Strangers as you pass by
As you are now, so once was I
As I am now so you must be
Father: Daniel Conant [HS35
While I was musing on my end,
In health I told it to a friend
Lay here my bones my last abode.
To wait the orders of their God.
Father:
Mother:
Spouse: Daniel Conant, Jr.
12 June 1806 Boston, Mass.
son of Daniel Conant [HS35] and Millicent (Farrar)
(Conant) Wallis [HS34]
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Isaac Conant
*Jonas Campbell, Jr.
Birth: 15 March 1789 Townsend, Mass. (251)
Birth: About 1784
53 years (344) 33 years (visual)
Parents marriage date indicates 33 years.
Isaac Conant, son
of Mr. Daniel & Mrs.
Melley Conant
died Dec. 14, 1794
Aged 5 years & 9
months.
Stop passenger as you pass by
As I you are now so once was I
As I am now so you will be
And so prepare to follow me.
In Memory of
Mr.
JONAS CAMPBELL,
who died
June 10, 1817,
AEt. 33.
Father, I give my spirit up,
And trust it in thy hands,
My dying flesh shall rest in hope,
And rise at thy command.
Father: Daniel Conant [HS35
Father: Jonas Campbell [HS45]
Mother: Ruth (Colburn) Campbell [HS44]
Married 2 July 1782 Townsend, Mass. (12, 25)
Maternal Grandmother: Esther (Flagg) Colburn
Married: 15 September 1757 Hollis, N.H. (Hollis History, 344, 369)
Spouse: Probably Never Married
25
Betsey Campbell
*Kezia Campbell
Birth: About 1788
Birth: About 1790
In Memory of
Miss. BETSEY CAMPBELL,
dau. of
Mr. Jonas Campbell,
& Mrs. Ruth, his wife
who died Feb. 7, 1812
in the 24 Year
of her age.
My flesh shall slumber in the ground
Till the last trumpets joyful sound
Then bust the chains in sweet surprise
And in my saviors image rise.
In Memory of
Miss. KEZIA CAMPBELL,
dau. of
Mr. Jonas Campbell,
& Mrs. Ruth, his wife
who died July 17. 1811,
in the 21 Year
of her age.
Surviveing friends as you pass by
As you are now so once was I
As I am now so you must be
Prepare for Death & follow me.
American Flag
26
Elizabeth (McDaniels) Campbell
*Robert Campbell
Birth: About 1708 of Roxbury, Mass. Scotch-Irish
Pew 9: Townsend Meetinghouse
Birth: About 1718
In memory of
MRS. ELIZABETH CAMPBELL,
the wife of
MR. ROBERT CAMPBELL
Who died 5 Dec. 1796,
In the 79 year of her age.
In Memory of
MR. ROBERT CAMPBELL,
who died February 12th
A.D. 1795
In the 87th year
of his age.
Friends drop a sympathetic tear,
My earthly parent moulders here,
In good old age received the call
And paid a debt that’s ow’n by all.
SAR 1775 Marker
My glass is run my life is spent,
My earthly temple was but lent.
Why should I wish a length of years,
To spend in such a vale of tears.
Father: Probably: James McDaniels of Londonderry, N.H.,
Her brother James of Groton, Mass. and Raby (Brookline), N.H.
Mother:
Father: James Campbell
Mother:
Paternal Grandfather: William Campbell
Paternal Grandmother: Frances Drummond
Spouse: Robert Campbell [HS43]
Spouse: Elizabeth (McDaniels) Campbell [HS42]
Robert of Roxbury, Mass. and Elizabeth McDonnell
6 March 1739 Groton, Mass. (39, 113)
Robert, of Roxbury, Mass & Elizabeth McDaniels, Mar. 6, 1738, in Groton,
Mass, by Rev. Emerson The History of Brookline Formerly RABY
Hillsborough County, New Hampshire Edward E. Parker, 1913 [Internet]
Robert of Roxbury, Mass. and Elizabeth McDonnell
Robert, of Roxbury, Mass & Elizabeth McDaniels, Mar. 6, 1738, in Groton,
Mass, by Rev. Emerson The History of Brookline Formerly RABY
Hillsborough County, New Hampshire Edward E. Parker, 1913 (Internet)
Brookline is probably most accurate since James McDaniels, said to be her
brother, settled in Brookline, N.H. Thought to be son of James of
Londonderry, N.H.
Brookline is probably most accurate since James McDaniels, said to be her
brother, settled in Brookline, N.H. Thought to be son of James of
Londonderry, N.H.
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Ruth (Colburn) Campbell
*Jonas Campbell
Sister of Hannah (Colburn) Campbell [HS3]
Birth: About 1763 12 June 1763 (Internet: rootsweb)
Death: 18 January 1811 Townsend, Mass. (344)
ERECTED
to the memory of
MR. JONAS CAMPBELL,
who died
March 3. 1800
in the 40 Year
of his age.
Friends & Physicians could not save,
ERECTED
to the Memory of
WIDOW. RUTH CAMPBELL,
relict of Mr.
Jonas Campbell
who died
January 18. 1811,
in the 48 Year
of her age.
Surviving friends come take a thought
How soon the grave must be your home
Make sure of Christ while life remains
And death will be eternal gain.
Father: Thomas Colburn
Father: Robert Campbell [HS43]
Mother: Elizabeth (McDaniels) Campbell [HS42]
Mother: Esther (Flagg) Colburn
Paternal Grandfather: Lieut. James Colburn
Died 67 y 26 August 1757 buried Walton Cemetery, Pepperell, Mass. (264)
Maternal Grandfather: Probably: James McDaniels
Paternal Grandmother: Ruth (Varnum) Colburn
Born 5 February 1703 Dracut, Mass. (117)
Married 4 December 1719 Dracut, Mass. (163, 250)
Died 71 y 11 October 1774 buried Walton Cemetery, Pepperell, Mass. (264)
Spouse: Ruth (Colburn) Campbell [HS44]
2 July 1782 Townsend, Mass. (12, 25)
Maternal Grandfather: Eleazer Flagg
Died 14 August 1757, age 53 years, Hollis, N.H. (Hollis History, 375)
Maternal Grandmother: Hannah (Knight) Flagg
Spouse: Jonas Campbell [HS45]
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*Jonas Farmer
Mary (Whitney) Farmer
Birth: 26 August 1741 Chelmsford, Mass. (59)
Birth: 8 April 1752 Lunenburg, Mass. (V1 245)
1772: Jonas and Solomon Farmer, Chelmsford, Mass. to Townsend, Mass. (442)
Jonas and Solomon, brothers, born Chelmsford, Mass. (59)
MRS.
MARY
Relict of
JONAS FARMER
died
Feb. 4, 1827,
In her 75th. yr.
In memory of
MR. JONAS FARMER
who died
May 15. 1810
Reader, when you behold this stone
Think of this dark abode.
And quickly ere life’s glass has run,
Prepare to meet thy God.
SAR 1775 Marker
Father: Zechariah Whitney
Born 28 December 1711 Watertown, Mass. (V2 43)
Mother:
Father: Jonas Farmer
Born 1 January 1719 Lunenburg, Mass.
Married 11 April 1739 Lunenburg, Mass. (V1 100)
Born 10 May 1719 Billerica, Mass. (73)
Mother:
Sarah (Boynton) Whitney
Esther (Adams) Farmer
Born 22 March 1722 Chelmsford, Mass. (11)
Married 24 December 1739 Chelmsford, Mass. (172, 225)
Paternal Grandfather: John Whitney
Born 22 July 1680 Watertown, Mass. (V1 49)
Died 11 November 1760 Weston, Mass. (302)
Paternal Grandfather: Thomas Farmer
Born 8 June 1683 Billerica, Mass. (75)
Paternal Grandmother: Sarah (Cutting) Whitney
Paternal Grandmother: Elizabeth (Hunt) Farmer
Married 22 February 1704 Watertown, Mass. (V2 20)
Died 10 July 1753 Weston, Mass. (85, 298)
Married about 1711 Billerica, Mass. (253, 273)
Maternal Grandfather: Deacon Benjamin Adams
Maternal Grandfather: Hilkiah Boynton
Born 29 May 1679 Chelmsford, Mass. (10)
Died 83 y 13 August 1762 Chelmsford, Mass. (355)
Born 19 November 1688 Rowley, Mass. (V1 26)
Maternal Grandmother: Abigail (Parker) Adams
Maternal Grandmother: Priscilla (Jewett) Boynton
Married 2nd wife 6 April 1721 Chelmsford, Mass. (172, 282)
Died 86 y 22 July 1771 Chelmsford, Mass. (355)
Married 2 February 1709 Rowley, Mass. (V1 349, V1 329)
Spouse: Jonas Farmer [HS46]
27 June 1776 Lunenburg, Mass. (V3 193)
Spouse: Mary (Whitney) Farmer [HS47]
27 June 1776 Lunenburg, Mass. (V3 193)
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Logical Ancestry for Lucy (Perham) Wyer
Lucy (Perham) Wyer
Deacon John Parham [Father?]
Sherburne Cemetery, Tyngsborough, Mass.
Birth: About 1745 probably Hudson, N.H.
Birth:
Nov. 15, 1717
Dunstable
Middlesex County
Massachusetts, USA (68)
Death:
Sep. 21, 1800
Tyngsborough
Middlesex County
Massachusetts, USA (110)
Died in the 84th years of his age.
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Bio info thanks to F.A.G. member:
Polly Furbush [some places and verification pages added 2011]
John Perham was son of Deacon Joseph (1669-1758) and Dorothy
(Hyde) Perham. Dorothy was born 23 May 1675 Billerica, Mass.
(96) and died 1731 Dunstable, Mass. (224) Dorothy was the
daughter of Jonathan and Dorothy (Kidder) Hyde [married 6 May
1673 Billerica, Mass. (268)]. Dorothy married c 1690 Deacon
Joseph Perham and had 10 children. Both Joseph & Dorothy are
buried in this cemetery. John married Hannah Wyman 9 Mar 1742
[recorded Hudson, N.H.]. He joined the 1st Church of Hudson 24
June 1741 and wife joined 28 Mar 1756.
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Family links:
Parents:
Dorothy Hyde Perham (1675 - 1731)
Burial: Sherburne Cemetery
Tyngsborough, Middlesex County
Massachusetts, USA
Created by: John Glassford
Record added: Jun 26, 2010
Find A Grave Memorial# 54160989
Widow of Dea. Richard, age 61 y (344)
ERECTED
in memory of
Mrs. LUCY WYER, wife of
Dea. Richard Wyer, who
died June 23d 1812
Aged 67 years
Father?: Deacon John Parham: See next page
Mother?: Hannah (Wyman) Perham
PARHAM, Hannah, w. Dea. John, Sept. 8, 1778, a. 57 y. Sherburne
Cemetery, Tyngsborough, Mass. Dunstable, Mass. (224)
Logical Birth: Hannah, d. Edward (Wyman) and Hannah, Apr. 3,
1722. Dracut, Mass. (124)
Paternal Grandfather?: Deacon Joseph Perham
Paternal Grandmother?: Dorothy (Hyde) Perham
Maternal Grandfather?: Edward Wyman
Maternal Grandmother?: Hannah (Walker) Wyman
Married 25 May 1721 Woburn, Mass. (V3, 31?)
Spouse: Deacon Richard Wyer [HS49]
8 January 1767 Dunstable, Mass. (169, 205)
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*Deacon Richard Wyer
Esther (Stevens) Emery
Birth: 11 December 1737 [christened] Charlestown, Mass.
Death: 19 August 1812 Townsend, Mass. (344)
Birth: 27 November 1718 Billerica, Mass. (185)
Death: 17 June 1804 Townsend, Mass. (visual)
34 years (344) 74 years on headstone.
death date illegible 1804? (344) Date on headstone. (visual)
ERECTED
in memory of
Dea. RICHARD WYER, who
Died August 19
1812
Aged 74 years.
In memory of
Mrs. ESTHER EMERY
wife of Mr. Zechariah
Emery, who died 17 June
1804
Aged 85 years.
Come learn ye living by this stone,
Instruction plain and true
Next opening grave may be your own
Soon death may call for you.
Father: Joseph Stevens [HS327]
Mother: Elizabeth (Sherman) Stevens [HS328]
Father: Nathaniel Wyer
Mother: Elizabeth (Boylston) Wyer
Paternal Grandmother: Elizabeth (Hildreth) Stevens
Paternal Grandfather: Robert Wyer
Paternal Grandmother: Ruth (Johnson) Wyer
Maternal Grandfather: Joseph Sherman
Maternal Grandmother: Elizabeth (Winship) Sherman
Maternal Grandfather: Richard Boylston
Maternal Grandmother: Mary (Smith) Boylston
Spouse: Lieut. Zachariah Emery, Jr. [HS51]
2 December 1741 Townsend, Mass. (15)
Spouse: Lucy (Perham) Wyer [HS48]
8 January 1767 Dunstable, Mass. (169, 205)
At a town-meeting, June 19, 1775, " Voted to purchase 50 Hogsheads of
salt for a town stock. Deacon Richard Wyer chosen to go to Salem to
purchase said salt, and ordered him to take his directions from the Select
Men, who are to give security in the name of the town for the same."
He served as 1st Lieutenant under Captain James Hosley when they
marched to defend Bunker Hill.
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*Lieut. Zachariah Emery
*John Emery
Birth: 26 August 1716 Chelmsford, Mass. (58)
Pew 10: Townsend Meetinghouse (1)
In memory of
MR. JOHN EMERY,
who died
March 13, 1828:
in the 75th year of
his age.
Farewell my husband and my friend,
Although it rends my heart;
I trust we all shall meet on high.
Where we shall never part.
In memory of
Mr. ZECHARIAH EMERY,
who died 3 May 1804.
Aged 87 years.
SAR 1775 Marker
Father: Zachariah Emery, Jr.
Born 5 October 1690 Kittery, Maine Died 86th y 30 August 1776
buried Forefather’s Cemetery, Chelmsford, Mass. (387)
Mother: Sarah (Burge) Emery
Died 8 October 1732 Chelmsford, Mass. (387)
Paternal Grandfather: Zachariah Emery
Paternal Grandmother: Elizabeth (Goodwin) Emery
Married 19 December 1686 York, Maine.
Maternal Grandfather: John Burge
Maternal Grandmother: Tryall (Thayer) Burge
Father: Lieut. Zachariah Emery [HS51]
Mother: Esther (Stevens) Emery [HS50]
Paternal Grandfather: Zachariah Emery, Jr.
Born 5 October 1690 Kittery, Maine Died 86th y 30 August 1776
Born 7 December 1656 Braintree, Mass. (634)
Married 19 September 1677 Chelmsford, Mass. (194)
Paternal Grandmother: Sarah (Burge) Emery
Spouse: Esther (Stevens) Emery [HS50]
Their son Zachariah Emery born 31 July 1742 Townsend (210)
m. 25 June 1778 Mary Leaman of Mason, N.H., resided in Temple, N. H.
He marched from Temple, N. H., to Cambridge on the alarm of 19 April
1775, and was gone 14 days; afterwards he enlisted for eight months service
in Capt. Towne's Co., Col. J. Reed's Reg. In 1776 he went on an Alarm to
Ticonderoga; signed the "Association Test" and 1780 he marched to Coos
when Royalston was burnt; selectman, 1771; constable 1773. Buried in the
New Cemetery, Temple, New Hampshire.
Maternal Grandfather: Joseph Stevens [HS327]
Maternal Grandmother: Elizabeth (Sherman) Stevens [HS328]
Spouse: Ruth (Sanders) Emery [HS68]
19 August 1780 Townsend, Mass. Intention (10)
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Sarah (Hilton) Green
Solomon Green
Birth: 1 March 1768 Lunenburg, Mass. (Townsend 340)
Birth: 24 June 1764 Baptized Pepperell, Mass. (44)
She is certified a member of the first Baptist society
in Townsend, Mass. April 20th, 1818 (448)
SOLOMON GREEN
DIED
May 31, 1803,
AEt. 39.
SARAH
Relict of
SOLOMON GREEN
DIED
Sept. 2, 1850,
AEt. 82.
Father: Simeon Green [HS56]
Mother: Mary (Shattuck) Green [HS55]
Paternal Grandfather: William Green
Born 5 March 1699 Pepperell, Mass. (44)
Died 80th y 7 May 1778 buried Old Burying Ground, Groton, Mass. (228)
Father: Samuel Hilton
Mother: Rebecca (Stickney) Hilton
Paternal Grandmother: Hannah (Holden) Green
Born 23 February 1707 Groton, Mass. (Pepperell, Mass. 42)
Married 9 March 1727 Groton, Mass. (79, 89)
Died 90 y 3 September 1797 buried Old Burying Ground, Groton, Mass. (228)
Born 22 January 1733 Newbury, Mass. (497)
Married 17 November 1763 Lunenburg, Mass. (253)
Maternal Grandfather: Jonathan Shattuck
Maternal Grandfather: Stephen Stickney
Maternal Grandmother: Elizabeth (Chamberlain) Shattuck
Born 29 June 1693 Groton, Mass. (216)
Died 78 y 2 m 18 September 1771 Pepperell, Mass. (303)
Born 4 April 1705 Newbury, Mass.
Died 77 y 23 March 1782 Lunenburg, Mass.
Half-sister of “Paugus” John Chamberlain Born 26 May 1700 Groton,
Mass. (49) Married 25 June 1719 Groton, Mass. (41, 155)
Maternal Grandmother: Mehitable (Goodridge) Stickney
Spouse: Sarah (Hilton) Green [HS53]
Married 17 January 1733 Newbury, Mass. (V2 198, V2 464)
Died 85 y 21 May 1790 Lunenburg, Mass.
1786 (Memorials of …William Shattuck, Lemuel Shattuck, 1855,
p. 117)
27 December 1787 probably Lunenburg, Mass. (Mormon Site)
Spouse: Solomon Green [HS54]
1786 (Memorials of …William Shattuck, Lemuel Shattuck, 1855,
p. 117)
27 December 1787 probably Lunenburg, Mass. (Mormon Site)
Their daughter Rebecca (Green) (Shattuck) (Russell) Green died age 95 y,
11 m 6 February 1897 buried Woodlawn Cemetery, Pepperell, Mass.
(visual)
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Mary (Shattuck) Green
*Simeon Green
Birth: 22 September 1730 Groton, Mass. (217)
Wounded in battle of Bunker Hill
(Memorials of…William Shattuck, Lemuel Shattuck, 1855, p. 117)
In memory of
MRS. MARY GREEN,
wife of
Mr. SIMEON GREEN,
who died 27 June 1810,
In the 80 year
of her age.
In memory of
Mr. SIMEON GREEN,
who died
16 Sept. 1813;
in the 83 year
of his age.
SAR 1775 Marker
Father: Jonathan Shattuck
Father: William Green
Born 29 June 1693 Groton, Mass. (216)
Died 78 y 2 m 18 September 1771 Pepperell, Mass. (303)
Mother:
Born 5 March 1699 Pepperell, Mass. (44)
Died 80th y 7 May 1778 buried Old Burying Ground, Groton, Mass. (228)
Elizabeth (Chamberlain) Shattuck
Mother:
Half-sister of “Paugus” John Chamberlain Born 26 May 1700 Groton,
Mass. (49) Married 25 June 1719 Groton, Mass. (41, 155)
Hannah (Holden) Green
Born 23 February 1707 Groton, Mass. (Pepperell, Mass. 42)
Married 9 March 1727 Groton, Mass. (79, 89)
Died 90 y 3 September 1797 buried Old Burying Ground, Groton, Mass. (228)
Paternal Grandfather: John Shattuck, Jr.
Paternal Grandfather: Eleazer Green
Paternal Grandmother: Elizabeth (Prescott) Green
Born 4 June 1666 Watertown, Mass. (V1 28)
Killed 8 May 1709 by Indians in Groton, Mass. (266)
Daughter of Jonas Esq. & Mary (Loker) Prescott. See after HS135.
Paternal Grandmother: Mary (Blood) Shattuck
Maternal Grandfather: Stephen Holden
Born 1 September 1672 Groton, Mass. (38) Widow for 47 years.
Died 4 March 1756 83 y 6 m 3 d Pepperell, Mass. (303)
An Historical Sketch of Groton, Massachusetts, Samuel Green, 1894, 43-44.
“one man was killed at Groton in the year 1697, and another, with two children, carried into
captivity. . . . The prisoner was Stephen Holden, who was captured, with his two oldest sons,
John and Stephen, Jr. John was released in January, 1699, at which time the father and the
other boy were yet remaining in the hands of the savages. It was not long, however, before
they too were freed; for, in the following June, the House of Representatives voted three
pounds and twelve shillings for the expenses that had been incurred in bringing them back.”
Maternal Grandfather: Thomas Chamberlain
Maternal Grandmother: Abigail (Nutting) (Chamberlain) Woods
Married as 2nd wife 16 August 1699 Concord, Mass. (52)
Married Thomas Woods as 4th wife 30 April 1723 Groton, Mass. (40, 190)
Maternal Grandmother: Hannah (Lawrence) Holden
Spouse: Mary (Shattuck) Green [HS55]
13 September 1753 Pepperell, Mass. (171, 218)
Spouse: Simeon Green [HS56]
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Nancy Scales
John Jewett, Jr.
Birth: 2 June 1813 (Calculated)
Birth: 13 September 1796 Hollis, N.H. (379)
02 y, 4 m, _ d (344)
1799: John Jewett family from Hollis, N.H. to Townsend, Mass. (436)
Child Jeremiah A. Jewett born 2 May 1798 Hollis, N.H. (379)
was probably also with them.
NANCY SCALES
daughter of
Mr. Stephen Scales
& Martha his wife
died Oct. 7, 1815
2 years
Aged ^ 4 months
and 5 days.
Short was my … now
here I rest
God cal’d me home
When he thought best
John Jewett junr son
of Mr. John & Mrs. Jane
Jewett, was drowned
Sep. 5 1799; aged 2
years 11 months & 22
days.
Father: John Jewett
Mother: Jane (Ames) Jewett
Married 29 November 1795 Hollis, N.H. (379)
Father: Stephen Scales
Mother: Martha “Patty” (Hildreth) Scales
Paternal Grandfather: Jacob Jewett, Jr.
Paternal Grandmother: Elizabeth (Cummings) Jewett
Born 16 May 1787 Townsend, Mass. (276)
Married 29 March 1810 Townsend, Mass. (43, 62)
Maternal Grandfather: Ensign Jeremiah Ames
Maternal Grandmother: Jane ( ______ ) Ames
Paternal Grandfather: Nathaniel Scales [HS297]
Paternal Grandmother: Mary (Kendall) Scales [HS298]
February 1786: Nathaniel, his wife and children
Wilmington Mass. to Townsend, Mass. (439)
Born 13 January 1754 Westford, Mass. (58)
Tomb at Hillside Cemetery, SAR 1775 Marker (359)
35
*Elizabeth (Keyes) Hildreth
Elizabeth “Betsey” Hildreth
Birth: 8 April 1759 Westford, Mass. (65)
In memory of
Mrs. ELIZABETH HILDRETH
the wife of
Capt. ZACH HILDRETH
who died Augt. 6th 1793
Aged 34 years & 4 months.
No more my friends don’t weep for me,
I’m gone into eternity,
The way to death you all must tread,
And sleep with me among the dead. American Flag
In memory of
Elizabeth Hildreth dau.
of Capt. Zachariah & Mrs.
Elizabeth Hildreth who
died Sept. 2 1792
Aged 12 years and 3
months.
Father: Capt. Zachariah Hildreth, Jr.
Eldest of 12 siblings born 13 January 1754 Westford, Mass. (58)
Zachariah Hildreth Tomb, Hillside Cemetery, Townsend (359) 17 child births, 9 with 1st wife
[HS59], 8 with 2nd wife, Nabby (Hart) Hildreth recorded Townsend, Mass. (276)
Father: Jonathan Keyes
Born 21 January 1722 Chelmsford, Mass. (88) Died 60th y 20 June 1781 buried Hillside
Cemetery, Westford, Mass. (293) 2nd wife Betty ( _____ ) (Read) (Keyes) Fletcher died 95 y
10 February 1826 Westford, Mass. (278)
Mother: Elizabeth (Fletcher) Keyes
Born 9 March 1720 Chelmsford, Mass. (63) Married 20 January 1746 Westford, Mass. (164,
194) Died 41st y 23 July 1761 buried Fairview Cemetery, Westford, Mass. (293)
Paternal Grandfather: Joseph Keyes, Jr.
Died 46 y 11 July 1744 buried Fairview Cemetery, Westford, Mass. (293)
Paternal Grandmother: Elizabeth (Fletcher) Keyes
Born 10 June 1698 Chelmsford, Mass. (61)
Married 28 February 1720 Chelmsford, Mass. (229, 262)
Died 78 y 3 September 1775 buried Fairview Cemetery, Westford, Mass. (293)
Mother: Elizabeth (Keyes) Hildreth [HS59]
Paternal Grandfather: Lieut. Zachariah Hildreth
Born 1726 Westford, Mass. (58)
Died in his 58th y 18 April 1784 buried Westlawn Cemetery, Westford, Mass. (290)
Paternal Grandmother: Elizabeth (Prescott) Hildreth
Born 15 September 1734 Westford, Mass. (85)
Married 12 April 1753 Westford, Mass. (186, 217)
Died 77 y 1 May 1812 buried Westlawn Cemetery, Westford, Mass. (287)
5 sons, 7 daughters recorded Westford, Mass. (53 – 58)
Maternal Grandfather: Samuel Fletcher, Jr.
Maternal Grandfather: Jonathan Keyes
Born 21 January 1722 Chelmsford, Mass. (88) Died 60th y 20 June 1781 buried
Hillside Cemetery, Westford, Mass. (293) 2nd wife Betty ( _____ ) (Read) (Keyes)
Fletcher died 95 y 10 February 1826 Westford, Mass. (278)
Born 28 September 1683 Chelmsford, Mass. (66)
Died 66 y 6 September 1749 buried Fairview Cemetery, Westford, Mass. (277)
Maternal Grandmother: Hannah ( ______ ) Fletcher
Died 70 y 8 July 1759 buried Fairview Cemetery, Westford, Mass. (277)
Maternal Grandmother: Elizabeth (Fletcher) Keyes
Born 9 March 1720 Chelmsford, Mass. (63) Married 20 January 1746 Westford,
Mass. (164, 194) Died 41st y 23 July 1761 buried Fairview Cemetery, Westford,
Mass. (293)
Spouse: Capt. Zachariah Hildreth, Jr.
1 September 1777 both of Westford, Townsend, Mass. (23)
Eldest of 12 siblings born 13 January 1754 Westford, Mass. (58) Zachariah Hildreth Tomb,
Hillside Cemetery, Townsend (359) 17 child births, 9 with 1st wife [HS59], 8 with 2nd wife,
Nabby (Hart) Hildreth recorded Townsend, Mass. (276)
36
James Hildreth
Nabby Hildreth
Death: 9 October 1796 Townsend, Mass. (284, 344)
Stone smashed on ground 2009. Remaining words from 1994:
No Headstone 2011
Naby Hildreth dau.
of Capt. Zach. Hildreth
& Mrs. Naby his
wife died 11 Oct 1797.
In the 2 year of her
age.
James Hildreth, son
of Zach. Hildreth & Mrs. Elizabeth
his wife died 9 Oct
1797; in the 4th
year of his age.
Eldest of 12 siblings born 13 January 1754 Westford, Mass. (58) Zachariah
Hildreth Tomb, Hillside Cemetery, Townsend (359) 17 child births, 9 with
1st wife, 8 with 2nd wife, recorded Townsend, Mass. (276)
Eldest of 12 siblings born 13 January 1754 Westford, Mass. (58) Zachariah Hildreth
Tomb, Hillside Cemetery, Townsend (359) 17 child births, 9 with 1st wife, 8 with
2nd wife, recorded Townsend, Mass. (276)
Mother: Nabby (Hart) Hildreth
Married 8 March 1794 Townsend, Mass. Intention (30)
Mother: Elizabeth (Keyes) Hildreth [HS59]
Born 1726 Westford, Mass. (58) Died in his 58th y 18 April 1784 buried Westlawn
Cemetery, Westford, Mass. (290)
Born 1726 Westford, Mass. (58) Died in his 58th y 18 April 1784 buried
Westlawn Cemetery, Westford, Mass. (290)
Born 15 September 1734 Westford, Mass. (85) Married 12 April 1753 Westford,
Mass. (186, 217) Died 77 y 1 May 1812 buried Westlawn Cemetery, Westford,
Mass. (287) 5 sons, 7 daughters recorded Westford, Mass. (53 – 58)
Born 15 September 1734 Westford, Mass. (85) Married 12 April 1753
Westford, Mass. (186, 217) Died 77 y 1 May 1812 buried Westlawn
Cemetery, Westford, Mass. (287) 5 sons, 7 daughters recorded Westford,
Mass. (53 – 58)
Maternal Grandfather: Jonathan Keyes
Born 21 January 1722 Chelmsford, Mass. (88) Died 60th y 20 June 1781 buried
Hillside Cemetery, Westford, Mass. (293) 2nd wife Elizabeth “Betty” ( _____ )
(Read) (Keyes) Fletcher died 95 y 10 February 1826 Westford, Mass. (278)
Maternal Grandfather: Joseph Hart
Maternal Grandmother: Hannah ( ______ ) Hart
March 1778 to March 1779: Joseph Hart and family from Fitchburg, Mass.
to Townsend, Mass. (443)
Born 9 March 1720 Chelmsford, Mass. (63) Married 20 January 1746 Westford,
Mass. (164, 194) Died 41st y 23 July 1761 buried Fairview Cemetery, Westford,
Mass. (293)
37
Joel Butler, Jr.
Jeremiah Butler
Birth: 15 February 1794 Westboro, Mass. (31)
Death: 7 April 1798 Townsend, Mass. (283, 344)
01 y (344)
01 y, 11 m (344)
In memory of
Joel Butler son of
Mr. Joel & Mrs. Martha
Butler who died 2 Oct.
1802 aged 1 year 1 month
& 14 days.
Sleep on sweet babe & take your rest,
God called you home when he thought best.
Jeremiah Butler,
son of Mr. Joel &
Mrs. Deborah Butler
who died 7 April 1798
aged 4 years, 1
month &23 days.
Father: Joel Butler
Born 27 July 1764 Hopkinton, Mass. (43)
Married 28 September 1789 Westboro, Mass. (115, 135)
Father: Joel Butler
Married 28 October 1794 Westboro, Mass. (135, 136)
Mother: Martha (Chamberlain) Butler
Mother:
Deborah (Adams) Butler
Three child births with mother Deborah recorded Westboro, Mass. (31)
Two child births with mother Deborah recorded Townsend, Mass. (270)
Deborah born 4 February 1768 Westboro, Mass. (9) died 3 March 1794 Westboro,
Mass. (233)
Eight child births with mother Martha, recorded Townsend, Mass. (270 - 271)
Paternal Grandfather: Jeremiah Butler
Died about 76 y 18 September 1800 Hopkinton, Mass. (408)
Paternal Grandmother: Martha (Morse) Butler
Born 5 March 1727 Holliston, Mass.(112)
Married 22 May 1755 Holliston, Mass. (183, 247)
Daughter Olive born 16 May 1792, died 23 February 1793 Westboro, Mass. (31, 233)
Son Adams Butler born 28 April 1790 Westboro, Mass. (31) Died 2 July
1873 Southborough, Mass. (Mormon Site)
Record for Aaron brother of Joel Butler:
BUTLER (Hopkinton, Mass. 43)
Aaron, s. Jeremiah and Martha, born June 4, 1762. [[h. Sarah
(Jones)] grand s. Thomas and Martha, great grand s. William and
Sarah. GR1 (East Hopkinton Cemetery)] Died 23 April 1848
Hopkinton, Mass. (408)
Maternal Grandfather: Isaac Adams
Maternal Grandmother: Sarah (Partridge) Adams
Married 22 May 1765 Medway, Mass. (141, 241) He of Holliston, Mass.
38
Daniel Butler
Gilbert Butler
27 October 1814 Townsend, Mass. (344)
01y, 7m, 3 d (344)
In memory of
Daniel Butler, son of
Mr. Joel and Mrs. Martha Butler, who died
June 19, 1813.
Aged 9 months and
22 days.
Gilbert Butler, son of
Mr. Joel & Mrs. Martha
Butler, who died
Oct. 27, 1811, aged
1 year, 7 months,
& 8 days.
Father: Joel Butler
Mother:
Father: Joel Butler
Martha (Chamberlain) Butler
Mother:
Martha (Chamberlain) Butler
39
Polly Emery
Ruth (Sanders) Emery
Birth: About 1759 (Calculated)
In memory of
Polly Emery dau. of
Mr. John and Ruth
Emery died 17 July
1801 in the 7 year of
her age.
RUTH,
Widow of
JOHN EMERY
died
Feb. 1, 1851.
AEt. 92.
Father: John Emery [HS52]
Mother: Ruth (Sanders) Emery [HS68]
Father:
Mother:
Paternal Grandfather: Lieut. Zachariah Emery, Jr. [HS50]
Paternal Grandmother: Esther (Stevens) Emery [HS51]
Spouse: John Emery [HS52]
19 August 1780 Townsend, Mass. Intention (10)
She of Lunenburg, Mass.
40
Martha (Giles) Butterfield
Elizabeth (Walker) Richardson
98y, 4d (344)
In memory of
Mrs. Martha Butterfield,
wife of Mr. Francis
Butterfield
who died
December 23, 1802;
Aged 28 years
& 4 days.
Birth: 28 February 1717 Billerica, Mass. (195)
Death: 12 July 1792 Townsend, Mass. (226, 344)
Father: James Giles
Father: Jacob Walker
In memory of
MRS. ELISABETH RICHARDSON,
the wife of
MR. HEZEKIAH RICHARDSON,
who died July 12th 1792;
in the 76th year of her
age.
The sweet remembrance of the just,
Shall flourish while they sleep in dust.
Baptized July 1740 Hopkinton, Mass. (88)
Born 19 July 1740 Hopkinton, Mass. (The Giles Memorial, 1864)
Mother:
Born 6 July 1689 Billerica, Mass. (195)
Mother:
Betsey “Elizabeth” (Green) Giles
Hannah ( ______ ) Walker
Paternal Grandfather: Joseph Walker
Married 8 December 1763 Groton, Mass. (73, 78)
Eight child births 1765 - 1783 Townsend, Mass. (243)
Born 10 March 1645 Reading, Mass. (241)
Died July 1729 Billerica, Mass. (401)
Paternal Grandfather: Eleazer Giles, Jr.
Paternal Grandmother: Sarah (Wyman) Walker
Died 1749 Hopkinton, Mass. (The Giles Memorial, 1864)
Paternal Grandmother: Elizabeth (Church?) (Giles) Brooks [HS197]
Born 15 April 1650 Woburn, Mass.
Married 15 December 1669 Billerica, Mass. (327, 336)
Died 26 January 1729 Billerica, Mass. (401)
Maternal Grandfather: Isaac Green
Maternal Grandmother: Martha (Boyden) (Green) Page
Spouse: Francis Butterfield
30 October 1798 Townsend, Mass. Intentions (34)
13 November 1798 Certificate made out (34)
Spouse: Hezekiah Richardson [HS71]
30 September 1740 Billerica, Mass. (305, 327)
He of Townsend, Mass. at marriage.
41
Hezekiah Richardson
Nahum Richardson
Birth: 8 May 1715 Billerica, Mass. (156)
17 June 1792 Townsend, Mass. (344)
Death: 2 August 1797 Townsend, Mass (headstone)
2 August 1797 Townsend, Mass. (257)
20 August 1787 Townsend, Mass. (344)
[Most of this stone is gone. Words are recreated from what is there,
his birth age, and 1900s record. Since “wife” is on HS70, an assumption
can be made that he died after her.]
In memory of
MR. HEZEKIAH RICHARDSON,
who departed this
life June 17th 1795;
in the 81st year
of his age.
Come living friends see where I lie,
Remember you are born to die,
Honour the Lord both young and old,
Choose Jesus Christ rather than gold.
Nahum Richardson
son of Mr. Simeon &
Mrs. Mary Richardson,
died Augt. 2d 1797;
aged 11 months & 14 days.
God be merciful to what is behind,
And renew in them a right-mind,
Give them an interest in their Savior’s death,
Before they part with their expiring breath.
`
Father: Nathaniel Richardson
Father: Simeon Richardson
Mother: Mary ( ______ ) Richardson
Died 4 April 1753 Billerica, Mass. (387)
Mother:
Mary (Peacock) Richardson
The Richardson Memorial, John Adams Vinton, 1876 printed by Brown
Thurston& Co., Portland, Maine (1876) states that brothers, all born in
Townsend, Simeon (to Solon, Maine), Ebenezer (to Skowhegan, Maine),
and Abijah, Joel, and Joshua (all to Litchfield, Maine). All remained there
and died except Joshua who after 30 years removed to Ohio.
Married 7 May 1703 Billerica, Mass. (299, 305)
Died 18 October 1756 Billerica, Mass. (387)
Paternal Grandfather: Sgt. Thomas Richardson, Jr.
Died 75 y 25 February 1721 buried Old South Cemetery, Billerica, Mass. (388)
Paternal Grandmother: Mary (Stevenson) Richardson
Paternal Grandfather: Hezekiah Richardson [HS71]
Paternal Grandmother: Elizabeth (Walker) Richardson [HS70]
Married 5 January 1669 Billerica, Mass. (306, 321)
Died 7 June 1690 Billerica, Mass. (387)
Maternal Grandfather: William Peacock
Maternal Grandmother: Sarah (Edsall) Peacock
of Roxbury, Mass.
Spouse: Elizabeth (Walker) Richardson [HS70]
30 September 1740 Billerica, Mass. (305, 327)
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*Peter Butterfield, Jr.
*Abel Butterfield
Birth: 9 April 1783 Townsend, Mass. (Calculated)
In
memory of Mr.
Peter Butterfield
who departed this
life Feb. 4, 1801,
in the 30 year
of his age.
His brother Abel
died April 16th 1783
aged 7 days.
SAR 1775 marker
In
memory of Mr.
Peter Butterfield
who departed this
life Feb. 4, 1801,
in the 30 year
of his age.
His brother Abel
died April 16th 1783
aged 7 days.
SAR 1775 marker
Father: Lieut. Peter Butterfield [HS74]
Mother: Hannah (Butterick) Butterfield
Father: Lieut. Peter Butterfield [HS74]
Mother: Hannah (Butterick) Butterfield
Born 14 January 1746 Lunenburg, Mass. (The Early Records of the Town of
Lunenburg, 274)
1768: Francis Butterick and family from Hollis, N.H. to Townsend, Mass. (441)
Nothing found Hollis, N.H.
Lunenburg, 274)
1768: Francis Butterick and family from Hollis, N.H. to Townsend, Mass. (441)
Nothing found Hollis, N.H.
Paternal Grandfather: William Butterfield
Paternal Grandfather: William Butterfield
Born 28 November 1706 Chelmsford, Mass. (34)
Died 80th y 7 February 1785 buried Fairview Cemetery, Westford, Mass. (268)
Died 80th y 7 February 1785 buried Fairview Cemetery, Westford, Mass. (268)
Paternal Grandmother: Bathsheba (Shepard) Butterfield
Paternal Grandmother: Bathsheba (Shepard) Butterfield
Born 28 May 1707 Concord, Mass. (67)
Married intention 21 May 1727 Chelmsford, Mass. (197, 315)
Died 86th y 6 April 1793 buried Fairview Cemetery, Westford, Mass. (268)
Maternal Grandfather: Francis Butterick
Maternal Grandmother: Hannah (Gilson) Butterick
Maternal Grandfather: Francis Butterick
Maternal Grandmother: Hannah (Gilson) Butterick
Married 4 December 1744 Lunenburg, Mass. He of Lancaster, Mass.; she of
Lunenburg, Mass. (The EarlyRecords of the Town of Lunenburg, 245)
Married 4 December 1744 Lunenburg, Mass. He of Lancaster, Mass.; she of
Lunenburg, Mass. (The EarlyRecords of the Town of Lunenburg, 245)
Spouse: No Marriage Found
43
*Lieut. Peter Butterfield
Elizabeth (Proctor) Spaulding
Sister of Susannah (Proctor) Sherwin [HS5]
Birth: 16 June 1739 Westford, Mass. (20)
Birth: 21 September 1733 Chelmsford, Mass. (124)
ERECTED
In Memory of
Lieut. Peter Butterfield
who died Dec 30
1811 in the 73 year
of his age.
Stay passenger tho’ dead I speak,
You know the word convey’d,
A thousand calls like this you’ve heard,
But have you once obey’d.
SAR 1775 marker
Father: William Butterfield
ERECTED
in memory of
Mrs. ELIZABETH SPAULDING, wife of Mr. ELEAZER
SPAULDING, who died
Oct. 12, 1804
Aged 71 years.
…a kind wife.
[Remainder illegible or underground]
Father: Capt. Daniel Proctor
Born 1 Nov 1706 Chelmsford, Mass. (122)
th
Died 80 y 7 February 1785 buried Fairview Cemetery, Westford, Mass. (268)
Mother: Susanna (Hill) Proctor
Mother:
Bathsheba (Shepard) Butterfield
Died 81 y 26 November 1785 buried Forefather’s Cemetery, Chelmsford, Mass. (431)
Paternal Grandfather: Samuel Proctor
One of Townsend Petitioners Both Townsend and Chelmsford record his death; Buried
Forefather’s Cemetery, Chelmsford, Mass. (431)
PROCTOR, Samuell, s. Robert and Jane, died Apr. 12, 1740. [a. 74y 6m 27d]
Paternal Grandfather: Benjamin Butterfield
Paternal Grandmother: Elizabeth (Fletcher) Butterfield
Paternal Grandmother: Sarah ( ______ ) Proctor
Married 8 October 1701 Woburn, Mass. (V3 43, V3 99)
Died 85 y 17 January 1757 Chelmsford, Mass. (431)
Maternal Grandfather: Abraham Shepard, Jr.
Maternal Grandmother: Abigail (Lamson) Shepard
Maternal Grandfather: Lieut. Joseph Hill
Born 18 March 1673 Billerica, Mass. (99)
Died 79 y 19 April 1752 Billerica, Mass. (368)
Married 11 February 1701 Concord, Mass. (50)
Maternal Grandmother: Susannah (Baldwin) Hill
Spouse: Hannah (Butterick) Butterfield
Born 14 April 1677 Billerica, Mass. (18)
Married [date blank] Billerica, Mass. (221, 269) First recorded child Susanna (Hill) above.
Died 80 y 8 m 20 d 15 January 1758 buried Old South Cemetery, Billerica, Mass. (369)
Lunenburg, 274) Both of Townsend, Mass. at marriage. 1768: Francis
Butterick and family from Hollis, N.H. to Townsend, Mass. (441) Nothing found
Hollis, N.H.
Spouse: Eleazer Spaulding [HS76]
30 October 1753 Chelmsford, Mass. (299, 323)
44
SPAULDING
*Eleazer Spaulding
The name Spaulding (or SPAULDING Spalding, as written in
England) appears early in English history. It was unquestionably
derived from the town of Spalding, in Lincolnshire, England. There
have been in all ten coats-of-arms granted to families of Spaldings,
but it has never been ascertained whether any of them belong to the
American branch of the family.
Birth: 12 November 1728 Chelmsford, Mass. (145)
Death: 1 November 1812 Townsend, Mass. (229, 345)
Headstone says Nov. 18, 1812
ERECTED
in memory of
Mr. ELEAZER SPAULDING,
who died Nov. 18
1812
Aged 84 years.
All Eternity bliss is subject to decay
And death and nature all things must obey
Then why poor mortals dost thee weep and cry
Think what thou art & be content to die.
(I) Edward Spalding (or Spaulding) came to America probably
with Sir George Yeardley, about 1619. He and his family were
established in the Virginia Colony in 1623. He removed to Braintree,
Massachusetts, about 1634, among the first settlers, and was made a
freeman May 13, 1640. In 1653 ne was living in the plantation which
at the request of the settlers was incorporated into the town of
Chelmsford, Massachusetts, in May, 1655, and was one of the
proprietors there. He was selectman in 1654-56-60-61 ; surveyor of
highways 1663; and one of the surveyors of Newfield, afterwards
North Chelmsford, 1666, where he owned land. The attention of the
settlers was early given to the culture of apple trees, and special
mention is made in 1664 of the orchard of Edward Spaulding. He
married first, Margaret , died August, 1640; second, Rachel .
Children of first wife:
Father: Jacob Spaulding
Born twin 6 September 1703 Chelmsford, Mass. (151)
Died 70 y 4 March 1776 Chelmsford, Mass. (444)
Jacob brother of Deacon Isaac Spaulding [HS376]
Mother: Susanna (Peirce) Spaulding
Married intention 5 December 1725 Chelmsford, Mass. (292, 323)
Paternal Grandfather: Deacon Andrew Spaulding, Jr.
Died in 75th y 7 November 1753 buried Forefather’s Cemetery, Chelmsford, Mass. (443)
Paternal Grandmother: Abigail (Warren) Spaulding
Died in 85th y 12 May 1768 Chelmsford, Mass. (443)
1. John. 2. Edward. 3. Grace, buried May, 1641. Children of
second wife: 4. Benjamin, born April 7, 1643. 5. Joseph, born
October 25, 1646. 6. Dinah, born March 14, 1649. 7. Andrew, born
November 19, 1652; mentioned below. Edward Spaulding died
February 26, 1670. His will was dated February 13, 1667, and
proved April 5, 1670.
Maternal Grandfather: Jacob Peirce
Died Westford, Mass. buried 26 September 1749 Chelmsford, Mass. (428)
Maternal Grandmother: Rachel (Batchelder) Peirce
Died Westford, Mass. buried 26 February 1754 Chelmsford, Mass. (428)
Spouse: Elizabeth (Proctor) Spaulding [HS75]
30 October 1753 Chelmsford, Mass. (299, 323)
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(II) Andrew Spaulding, son of Edward Spaulding (1), born
November 19, 1652, died May 5, 1713. He inherited the estate from
his father. He was deacon of the church, and held the office until he
died. He married April 30, 1674, Hannah Jefts, died January 21,
1730, daughter of Henry Jefts, of Billerica, Massachusetts. His will
was dated June 6, 1712. Children: 1. Hannah, died March 25, 1677;
2. Andrew, born March 25, 1678; mentioned below. 3. Henry, born
November 2, 1680. 4. John, born August 20, 1682. 5. Rachel, born
September 26, 1685 ; married December 7, 1703, Samuel
Butterfield. 6. William, born August 3, 1688. 7. Joanna, born
October 8, 1689 or 90; married Josiah Fletcher. 8. Benoni, born
February 6, 1691. 9. Mary, born December 5, 1695; died July 18,
1698.
Benjamin F. Wheeler
Birth: August 1818 (Calculated)
BENJAMIN F. WHEELER
DIED
Oct. 11, 1856
AEt. 38 yrs 2 mos
He sleeps.
Father: Benjamin Wheeler, III [HS79]
Mother: Rebecca (Davis) Wheeler [HS80]
Paternal Grandfather: Benjamin Wheeler, Jr.
(III) Andrew Spaulding, son of Andrew Spaulding (2), born March
25, 1678, in Chelmsford, Massachusetts, died November 7, 1753. He
resided in Chelmsford, and was a deacon of the church. He married
February 5, 1701, Abigail Warren, died May 12, 1768. He owned
land in Londonderry, New Hampshire, which he conveyed by deed
to John Goffe, of that place. His will was dated February 19, 174142. Children: 1. Andrew, see forward. 2. Jacob (twin), born
September 6, 1703. 3. Henry (twin), born September 6, 1703. 4.
Josiah, born January 3, 1706. 5. Ephraim, born August 8, 1708. 6.
Isaac, born October 28, 1710. 7. Abigail (twin), born July 8, 1712;
married James Parkhurst, of Chelmsford. 8. Joanna (twin), born July
8, 1712. 9. James, born October 27, 1714. 10. David, born September
28, 171". 11. Benjamin, born January 7, 1720, died December 13,
1737. 12. Sarah, born June 9, 1723; married, December 1, 1741,
Samuel Comings.
Historic homes and places and genealogical and
memoirs…Volume 2, William Richard Cutter, 1908, p. 979.
Born 27 March 1739 Concord, Mass. (150)
Died 75 y 10 m 21 January 1814 Pepperell, Mass. (315)
Paternal Grandmother: Hannah (Davis) Wheeler
Married 12 April 1765 Townsend, Mass. (19)
Died 76 y 6 m 11 August 1818 Pepperell, Mass. (315)
personal
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Polly (Parker) Wheeler
Benjamin Wheeler, III
Birth: 30 April 1771 Pepperell, Mass. (113)
Birth: 3 July 1775 Westford, Mass. (79)
BENJ. WHEELER
DIED
Apr. 24, 1856.
AEt. 85.
In memory of
Mrs. POLLY WHEELER
wife of
Mr. Benjamin Wheeler
who died April 13, 1809
in the 34 year of her
age.
REBEKAH
his wife died
Feb. 4, 1864.
AEt. 74 yrs, 8mos.
I sleep in Jesus.
What think ye mortals what behold,
The place where my remains are cold,
Are you prepar’d the change to meet,
And dwell forever near his seat?
Father: Benjamin Wheeler, Jr.
Died 75 y 10 m 21 January 1814 Pepperell, Mass. (315)
Father: Leonard Parker
Mother:
Born 10 November 1745 Westford, Mass. (79)
Died 29 May 1813 Arcade, N.Y. (Internet: Descendants of Robert Fletcher)
His son Elias and family lived in Arcade, N.Y.
Gravestone Arcade Rural Cemetery:
Leonard Parker, PVT Continental Line, Revolutionary War, 1745-1813
Mother:
Hannah (Davis) Wheeler
Married 12 April 1765 Townsend, Mass. (19)
Died 76 y 6 m 11 August 1818 Pepperell, Mass. (315)
Paternal Grandfather: Benjamin Wheeler
Mary (Foster) Parker
Born 13 August 1709 Concord, Mass. (72)
Died 69th y 21 September 1777 buried Hill Burying Ground, Concord, Mass. (434)
Born 9 June 1749 Westford, Mass. (44)
Married 20 September 1768 Westford, Mass. (170, 209)
Paternal Grandmother: Rebecca (Lee) Wheeler
Born 31 October 1715 Concord, Mass. (86) Married 6 April 1736 Concord, Mass. (132) Died
37th y 17 April 1752 Concord, Mass. (415)
Paternal Grandfather: Samuel Parker
Paternal Grandmother: Sarah (Fletcher) Parker
Maternal Grandfather: Timothy Davis
Born 29 March 1719 Westford, Mass. (42)
Married (1 of 3 wives) 22 January 1739 Westford, Mass. (168, 210)
Died 12 October 1746 Westford, Mass. (301)
Born 8 December 1709 Concord, Mass. (73) Died about 90 y Townsend, Mass. (Townsend
History, 237) Pew 12: Townsend Meetinghouse (1)
st
Maternal Grandmother: Hannah (Smith) Davis
Married 9 February 1737 Bedford, Mass. (V1 72,V1 101)
Maternal Grandfather: Elias Foster, Jr.
Maternal Grandmother: Abigail (Wheeler) Foster
Spouse: Polly (Parker) Wheeler [HS78]
Married Intention 12 April 1746 Westford, Mass. (170, 252)
10 April 1794 Westford, Mass. (210, 252)
He of Pepperell, Mass.
Spouse: Benjamin Wheeler, III [HS79]
Rebecca (Davis) Wheeler [HS80]
5 December 1809 Intention Townsend, Mass. (43) Certificate given 25 December
1809 (43) She of Brookline, N.H.
He of Pepperell, Mass.
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Rebecca (Davis) Wheeler
*Amos Mulliken
On same headstone with Benjamin Wheeler, III
Birth: 30 November 1727 Bradford, Mass. (121)
Death: 27 November 1814 Townsend, Mass. (345)
Birth: May 1789 (Calculated) of Brookline N.H.
BENJ. WHEELER
DIED
Apr. 24, 1856.
AEt. 85.
11 child births recorded 1752 – 1774 Bradford, Mass. (121)
IN
Memory of
MR.
AMOS MULLIKEN,
who died
Nov. 27, 1814:
AEt. 87.
REBEKAH
his wife died
Feb. 4, 1864.
AEt. 74 yrs, 8mos.
I sleep in Jesus.
Father: Capt. Benjamin Mulliken, Esquire
Born 8 March 1696 Bradford, Mass. (120)
Died 77th y 3 May 1773 buried Ancient Burying Ground, Bradford, Mass. (345)
Mother:
Father:
Mother:
Elizabeth (Stickney) Mulliken
Born 20 August 1696 Bradford, Mass. (153)
Died in her 60 y 2 April 1756 buried Ancient Burying Ground, Bradford, Mass. (345)
Paternal Grandfather: Robert Mulliken
Died 76th y 11 June 1741 buried Ancient Burying Ground, Bradford, Mass. (345)
Paternal Grandmother: Rebecca ( ______ ) Mulliken
Died in her 86th y 9 July 1749 buried Ancient Burying Ground, Bradford, Mass. (345)
Maternal Grandfather: Samuel Stickney, Jr.
Maternal Grandmother: Mary (Hesseltine) Stickney
Spouse: Benjamin Wheeler, III [HS79]
5 December 1809 Intention Townsend, Mass. (43)
Certificate given 25 December 1809 (43) She of Brookline, N.H.
Spouse: Mehitable (Dodge) Mulliken [HS 81]
28 February 1751 Sutton, Mass. (Bradford, Mass. 201, 249) She of Sutton, Mass.
Amos and his wife, Mehitable, resided first in Bradford, Massachusets where all
their children were born. Amos sustained a commission in the army at Louisburg in
1758 and was a firm patriot and disciple of George Washington. He was a lieutenant
in Captain Edumund More's Company, Colonel Bagley's Regiment at Cape Breton
in 1759 and a captain in 1760. After the war, Amos' name appeared on a list of
Bradford men who had served in the army but was not named on any muster rolls.
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Mehitable (Dodge) Mulliken
*Hannah (Barker) Mulliken
Birth: 10 June 1732 Boxford, Mass. (28)
Birth: About 1758 Parents from Internet.
May be Hannah Barker daughter of Daniel baptized 30 January 1757
Newbury, Massachusetts (Vol 1, 36)
11 child births recorded 1752 – 1774 Bradford, Mass. (121)
IN
Memory of
Mrs. HANNAH
wife of
Dr. Isaac Mulliken
who died
Feb. 28. 1827
AEt. 69.
American Flag
IN
Memory of
Mrs. MEHITABLE
widow of
Mr. Amos Mulliken;
who died
Aug. 26, 1820
AEt. 87.
Father: Isaac Dodge
Mother: Mehitable (Tyler) Dodge
Married Intention 18 August 1728 Boxford, Mass. (134, 208)
Died 31 y 30 December 1742 Boxford, Mass. (232)
Father: Daniel Barker
Mother: Mary (Sargent) Barker
BARKER, Daniel, of Bradford, and Mary Sergent, int. Dec. 2, 1743
Newbury, Massachusetts (Vol 2, 30, 445)
BARKER, Daniel, and Mary Sargant of Newbury, Feb. 9, 1743
Bradford, Massachusetts (182, 268)
Paternal Grandfather: William Dodge
Paternal Grandmother: Prudence (Fairfield) Dodge
Maternal Grandfather: Moses Tyler
Maternal Grandmother: Ruth (Perley) Tyler
Spouse: Amos Mulliken [HS80]
28 February 1751 Sutton, Mass. (Bradford, Mass. 201,
249) She of Sutton, Mass.
Spouse: Dr. Isaac Mulliken, Esq.
31 October 1779 Bradford, Mass. (181, 249)
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*Dr. Isaac Mulliken, Esq.
*Simeon Sartell
Birth: 07 May 1752 Bradford, Mass. (121)
Birth: 29 January 1749 Townsend, Mass. (210)
Townsend Town Clerk: 1800-1820
In memory of
MR. SIMEON SARTELL.
who died 28 Feb. 1806:
in the 56 year of
his age.
Dr. ISAAC
MULLIKEN ESQ.
Died
Aug. 18, 1837.
AE. 85.
Father: Amos Mulliken [HS80]
Mother: Mehitable (Dodge) Mulliken [HS81]
Draw near my friends & take to thought,
Low soon the grave may be your lot,
Make sure of Christ while life remains,
And death will be eternal gain.
Paternal Grandfather: Capt. Benjamin Mulliken, Esquire
Father: Uriah Sartell
Born 8 March 1696 Bradford, Mass. (120)
Born 23 September 1716 Groton, Mass. (212)
Died 77th y 3 May 1773 buried Ancient Burying Ground, Bradford, Mass. (345)
Paternal Grandmother: Elizabeth (Stickney) Mulliken
Mother:
Born 20 August 1696 Bradford, Mass. (153)
Sarah (Martin) Sartell
Born 6 June 1718 Groton, Mass.(151)
Married 13 May 1741 Groton, Mass. (115, 151)
Died in her 60 y 2 April 1756 buried Ancient Burying Ground, Bradford, Mass. (345)
Maternal Grandfather: Isaac Dodge
Maternal Grandmother: Mehitable (Tyler) Dodge
Paternal Grandfather: Captain Ephraim Sawtell
Spouse: Hannah (Barker) Mulliken
31 October 1779 Bradford, Mass. (181, 249)
Paternal Grandmother: Abigail (Farnsworth) Sawtell
Died 83rd y 8 Oct 1768 buried Old Burying Ground, Groton, Mass. (263)
Born 17 October 1687 Groton, Mass. (77)
Married 10 April 1713 Concord, Mass. (83) Groton, Mass. record (60, 150)
Died 66th y 4 December 1753 buried Old Burying Ground, Groton, Mass. (263)
Maternal Grandfather: Benjamin Martin
Maternal Grandmother: Sarah (Williams) Martin
Spouse: Abigail (Corey) Sartell
25 August 1772 Westford, Mass. Intention (151, 234)
Four sons, five daughters born 1774 – 1792 Townsend, Mass. (246)
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Mary (Butterfield) (Holt) Carly
*Daniel Holt, Jr.
Death: 29 June 1849 Townsend, Mass. (338, 345)
Birth: 26 March 1756 Lunenburg, Mass. (302)
DANIEL HOLT
Was instantly killed
by the fall of a tree.
August 31, 1798. AE43.
Watch ye that Tree for you don’t know
How near you are to death
Or what may give the fatal blow
To stop your fleeting breath.
SAR 1775 Marker
MARY CARLY,
died June 29, 1849,
AEt. 94.
Former wife of
Daniel Holt.
Sleep on until the
resurrection morn.
Father: Eleazer Butterfield
Mother: Mary (Wright) Butterfield
Father: Daniel Holt
Mother: Mehitable (Holt) Holt
Paternal Grandfather: Joseph Butterfield, Jr.
Paternal Grandmother: Dorothy (Heald) Butterfield
Married 13 October 1748 Andover, Mass. (Andover, Mass. 176, 181,
Lunenburg, Mass. 266)
Maternal Grandfather: Jacob Wright
Maternal Grandmother: Abigail ( ______ ) Wright
Paternal Grandfather: John Holt
Paternal Grandmother: Mehitable (Wilson) Holt
Married 17 July 1712 Andover, Mass. (179)
Spouse: Daniel Holt, Jr. [HS87]
Maternal Grandfather: Humphrey Holt
Maternal Grandmother: Abigail (Fiefield) Holt
Silas Carly of Fitchburg, Mass.
26 March 1803 Townsend, Mass. Intention (38)
Married 30 December 1715 Andover, Mass. Intention (178)
She of Hampton, N.H.
Spouse: Mehitable (Butterfield) (Holt) Carly [HS86]
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Betsey “Bette” Holt
*Archelaus Adams
Birth: 5 April 1789 Townsend, Mass. (255)
Birth: 23 September 1731 Newbury, Mass. (10)
In memory of
Mr. ARCHELAUS ADAMS
who died
Feb. 28th 1812;
In the 80th year
of his age.
That sovereign God who set my bounds
Saw fit to take my breath,
Be ready then, each hour you live
To meet an instant death.
Father: John Adams
Mother: Alice (Piper) Adams
[Top of headstone broken off]
[Headstone in very poor condition]
BETSEY HOLT
DIED
May 4, 1859
AEt. 70 yrs
& 1 mo.
Father: Daniel Holt, Jr. [HS87]
Mother: Mehitable (Butterfield) (Holt) Carly [HS86]
Paternal Grandfather: Daniel Holt
Paternal Grandmother: Mehitable (Holt) Holt
Marriage Intention August 1725 Ipswich, Mass. (19, 348)
Maternal Grandfather: Eleazer Butterfield
Maternal Grandmother: Mary (Wright) Butterfield
Paternal Grandfather: Archelaus Adams
Paternal Grandmother: Sarah (March) Adams
She is listed as widow on marriage record
so she may have been previously married.
Maternal Grandfather: Jonathan Piper
Maternal Grandmother: Alice (Derby) Piper
Spouse: Hannah (Farwell) Adams [HS90]
About 1760
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Archelaus Adams of Townsend
(IV) John (2), son of Archelaus Adams, was born at Newbury, October 11,
1704. He was a carpenter and joiner by trade. In 1737 he moved from
Newbury to Littleton and afterward to Acton and Chelmsford,
Massachusetts, returning to Newbury in 1753. He married Alice (Ellis in
records) Piper, intention dated at Ipswich in 1725. Children, born at
Newbury: John, born October 29, 1726; Jonathan, January 16, 1728;
Archelaus, mentioned below.
William Adams, the immigrant ADAMS ancestor of this branch of a
famous old English family, came to New England when he was fifteen
years old in May, 1635, in the ship "Elizabeth and Ann" and settled in
Cambridge, Massachusetts. He was admitted a freeman of that town by the
general court, May 22, 1638. He removed afterward to Ipswich,
Massachusetts, where he served on the grand jury in 1642 and as selectman
in 1646. He died in 1661. His widow was living in 1681. His home was
probably in or near the present town of Hamilton. Children: 1. William,
married Elizabeth Stacy, who died in 1655; he died in Ipswich, January 18,
1659, leaving sons. Rev. William, Simon and John. 2. John, mentioned
below. 3. Samuel, married Mehitable Norton. 4. Hannah, married,
December 6, 1659, Francis Munsy. 5. Mary, married, February 22, 1660,
Thomas French. 6. Nathaniel, 1641, died at Ipswich, April 11, 1715;
married Mercy Dickinson.
(V) Archelaus (2), son of John (2) Adams, was born in Newbury,
September 23, 1731. He settled at Townsend, Massachusetts, and married
Hannah. The census of 1790 shows three of the family at Townsend.
"Arche" had in his family four males over sixteen, one under that age and
two females. Peter had two males over sixteen, and Abner had two males
over sixteen, one under that age and one female. Archelaus and his wife had
six or seven children, as shown by the census.
(II) Lieutenant John Adams, son of William Adams, was born in 1632. He
married (first) Rebecca , who died with her only child, December 31, 1666.
He married (second) Sarah. Children of second wife: John, born March 11,
1668; Mary, August 26, 1670, married Joseph Whipple; Archelaus,
mentioned below (see mss. in Adams Genealogy, New Eng. Hist. Gen.
Library); child, born in May, 1676, died June 2, 1676.
(VI) Peter, son of Archelaus (2) Adams, was born in Townsend.
Massachusetts, February 6, 1761, died at Andover, Vermont, July 30, 1832.
He was a resident of Townsend until after 1790. He was a soldier in the
revolution, a private in Captain John Hartwell's company, Colonel Nicholas
Dike's regiment, from December 14, 1776, to March 1, 1777. He was also
in Lieutenant Johnson's artillery company, raised according to a resolve of
June 5, 1780, in Townsend, serving from July 6 to December 8, 1780. He
married, June 30, 1795, Lucy Gibson, who was born at Fitchburg,
Massachusetts, May 15, 1771, died at Andover, Vermont, February 25,
1859 (see Gibson V). Children: Lucy Fox, John, Miranda, Abraham,
Shepard; Warren, mentioned below. (continued on Internet)
(III) Archelaus, son of Lieutenant John Adams, was born in 1674, at
Ipswich, Massachusetts, died at Salisbury. He settled in Newbury,
Massachusetts. He married (first) March 10, 1698, Sarah March, widow,
who died March 4, 1718, aged forty-five years. He married (second) March
4, 1719, Sarah Greene, who died September 5, 1740. He married (third)
August 26, 1741, Mrs. Dorothy Clement, who died October 7, 1741, aged
thirty-two years. Children by first wife, born at Newbury: Sarah, born
January 25, 1699; Mary, October 29, 1701; John, mentioned below;
Elizabeth, May 29, 1707; Samuel, April 29, 1710; Stephen, March 14,
1712; Archelaus, November 21, 1714, married Mrs. Mary Pierson;
Nathaniel, June 29, 1717, died September 1, 1717.
New England families, genealogical and memorial: a record of the ...,
Volume 3, edited by William Richard Cutter, New York, 1914, pp. 13891390.
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Hannah (Farwell) Adams
*Lieut. Oliver Hildreth
Birth: 3 October 1736 Groton, Mass. (81)
In memory of
Mrs. HANNAH ADAMS.
wife of
Mr. Archelaus Adams
who died
Aug. 3 1814;
AEt. 77.
Blessed are the dead
Who die in the Lord.
Father: Edward Farewell
Mother: Hannah or Anna (Russell) Farewell
Birth: 11 July 1723 Chelmsford, Mass. (81)
Death: February 1793 Townsend, Mass. (345)
In memory of
Lieut. OLIVER HILDRETH
who died
Febr. 1793,
Aged 69.
Father: James Hildreth
Mother: Dorothy (Prescott) Hildreth
Paternal Grandfather: Joseph Farewell, Jr.
Maternal Grandfather: Samuel Prescott
Maternal Grandmother: Esther (Wheeler) Prescott
Married Intention 20 December 1721 Chelmsford, Mass. (250, 298) She of Concord
at marriage. Both buried Fairview Cemetery, Westford, Mass. (286)
Paternal Grandfather: Ephraim Hildreth
Paternal Grandmother: Anna (Moore) Hildreth
Buried Old Burying Ground, Groton, Mass. (221)
Paternal Grandmother: Hannah (Colburn) Farewell
Spouse: Anna (Blasdale) Hildreth
26 October 1744 Westford, Mass. (137, 185)
Maternal Grandfather: David Russell
Maternal Grandmother: Abigail (Winter) Russell
See next two pages for more information.
Spouse: Archelaus Adams [HS89]
About 1760
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Anna (Blaisdell) Hildreth
vi.
Jonathan Hildreth , b. 9 Apr 1753. Marr. 14 Aug 1779, Eunice Warren
Died 14 May 1825, prob. in Concord, MA.
Anna was born 3 March 1727 at Chelmsford, Middlesex County, MA. She was the
daughter of Dr. Henry Blaisdell and his second wife, Lydia Parker. Anna was
described by her grandson, P. Samuel as a woman "of large frame, tall and
commanding in personal appearance. For the last few years of her life, she became
Avery corpulent and unwieldy, weighing no less than four hundred pounds". She
had to turn sideways to pass through doors and she visited neighbors on a sled or a
cart drawn by a yoke of oxen. She was the mother of sixteen children. She died in
1800 at age 73.
vii.
Abijah Hildreth , b. 5 Jun 1755. Marr. 3 Jun 1779 in Westford, MA, #1,
Joanna Keyes ; #2, Hannah Smith . Died 21 Apr 1837 in Henniker,
Hillsborough Co. NH.
viii.
Dorothy "Dolly" Hildreth , b. 5 Feb 1757. Marr. 13 Jul 1780 in
Townsend, MA, Oliver Green . Died 18 Mar 1845 prob. in Ashburnham,
Worcester Co. MA.
Oliver was a Lieutenant in the Revolutionary War. He died intestate on 1
February 1793 at Townsend, Middlesex, County, MA at age 69. The Middlesex
County Probate #11370 refers to him as "Gentleman". He is buried in the Old Burial
Ground at Townsend, MA.
His widow said he had deeded away his real estate and disposed of his stock before
his death and since their house had been consumed by fire a few years ago, they had
few belongings. The inventory of his estate was taken 3 April 1793 and included an
old greatcoat, 6 handkerchiefs, Old Bible and 3 other books, beds, bedding, utensils,
"cyder" barrels and farm tools.
Children of Oliver and Anna (Blaisdell) Hildreth: All born in Townsend, MA
i.
Sarah Hildreth , b. 10 Oct 1745. Died 17 Sep 1747.
ii.
James Hildreth , b. 30 Sep 1746. Marr. 20 May 1772 in Westford, MA,
Esther Fletcher . Died 02 Dec 1818 in Stanstead, Quebec, Canada.
iii.
Mary "Molly" Hildreth , b. 23 Jul 1748. Marr. 30 May 1771 in
Townsend, MA, Edmund Tarbell . Died 9 Feb 1785 in Mason,
Hillsborough County, NH.
iv.
Samuel P. Hildreth (Dr.), , b. 1 Feb 1749/50. Marr. 21 May 1776,
Abigail Bodwell . Died 7 Aug 1823 in Belpre, Washington Co. OH.
v.
Oliver Hildreth Jr., , b. 20 Oct 1751. Marr. 22 Apr 1773, Mary Wright .
Lived in Billerica, Middlesex Co. MA.
ix.
Lucy Hildreth , b. 14 Oct 1758. Marr. 11 Dec 1783, Josiah Barnes of
Concord, MA.
x.
Sarah Hildreth , B. 1 Nov 1760. Marr. 27 May 1779 at Townsend, Job
Brooks . Died 21 Sep 1828 at Stoddard, Cheshire Co. NH.
xi.
Anna Hildreth , b. 9 Jun 1762. Marr. Samuel Tarbell of Mason,
Hillsborough Co. NH.
xii.
Rebecca Hildreth , b. 5 Oct 1764. Marr. 20 Mar 1787, Rev. William
Eliot , a Baptist minister. Died 18 Oct 1828 in Mason, Hillsborough, NH.
xiii.
Joanna Hildreth , b. 12 Dec 1766. Marr. Reuben Davis Died probably in
Chelsea, Orange Co. VT.
xiv.
Rachel Hildreth , b. 12 Dec 1766. Marr. 14 Dec 1786 in Townsend,
Edward Tarbell .
xv.
Abigail Hildreth , b. 24 Mar 1770. Marr. 25 Nov 1790, Jabez Green .
Probably died in Henniker, NH.
Internet:
http://homepages.rootsweb.ancestry.com/~vgdeagan/hildreth.ht
m#james
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Nabby Farrow
Rebecca (Stodder) Farrow
Birth: 27 May 1786 Scituate, Mass.
In memory of
Miss NABBY FARROW
dau. of MR. THOMAS &
Mrs. REBECCA FARROW
who died March 24,
1804 aged 17 year
& 9 months.
Ye thoughtless youths come visit the ground,
Where you must shortly lay,
Your rudy cheeks and active limbs,
Must mingle with my clay.
Father: Thomas Farrow [HS95]
Mother: Rebecca (Stodder) Farrow [HS93]
Birth: 25 February 1753 Scituate, Mass.
Paternal Grandfather: Thomas Farrow
Paternal Grandmother: Jemima (Damon) Farrow
Paternal Grandfather: Hezekiah Stodder
Paternal Grandmother: Lois (Sylvester) Stodder
Maternal Grandfather: Hezekiah Stodder
Maternal Grandmother: Abigail (Whiting or Whiton) Stodder
Maternal Grandfather: Samuel Whiting or Whiton
Maternal Grandmother: Margaret (Tower) Whiting or Whiton
Spouse: Thomas Farrow [HS95]
1 February 1775 Scituate, Mass. (119, 277)
In memory of
Mrs. REBECCA FARROW
wife of
Mr. THOMAS FARROW
who died 7 Nov
1805 in the 58 year
of her age.
Surviving friends behold in me,
The emblem of your vanity
My bed it is a lonesome grave,
And you such dwelling soon must have.
Father: Hezekiah Stodder
Mother: Abigail (Whiting or Whiton) Stodder
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Orphan ( __ ?___ ) (Curtis) Farrow
*Thomas Farrow
Birth: About 1759
Birth: 5 April 1752 Scituate, Mass.
Death: 18 February 1837 Townsend, Mass. (299, 345)
Orphan Curtis Daughter of Jesse Curtis and Sarah his wife
was Born October 16th 1759 Hanover Mass. (5)
Thomas Farrar (299) in his 85 y
April 1797 : With family, Scituate, Mass. to Townsend, Mass. (436)
In memory of
MRS. ORPHAN,
wife of Mr.
Thomas Farrow:
who died
June 1, 1831:
in the 72 year
of her age.
In memory of
THOMAS FARROW
who died
Feb. 18, 1837.
In the 85. year of
his age.
Father: Thomas Farrow
Mother: Jemima (Damon) Farrow
Father: Jesse Curtis
Born 17 October 1709 Scituate, Mass. (109)
Mother: Sarah (Mann) Curtis
Married 20 September 1739 Hanover, Mass.
Paternal Grandfather: Benjamin Farrow
Paternal Grandmother: Leah (Whiton) Farrow
Paternal Grandfather: Joseph Curtis
Paternal Grandmother: Rebecca ( ______ ) Curtis
Maternal Grandfather: Daniel Damon
Maternal Grandmother: Jemima (Stetson) Damon
Spouse: Rebecca (Stodder) Farrow [HS93]
1 February 1775 Scituate, Mass. (119, 277)
Orphan ( __?__ ) (Curtis) Farrow [HS94]
January 1807 Hanover, Mass. (136)
Spouse:
Somebody Curtis ??
More research seems to indicate that she was not married to a Curtis but
that Curtis was her maiden name. Townsend intention says “Mrs.”
Hanover record does not include “Mrs.” Mrs. was sometimes used as a
title for unmarried women.
She of Hanover, Mass. at marriage.
About 1780
Thomas Farrow [HS95]
January 1807 Hanover, Mass. (136)
She of Hanover, Mass. at marriage.
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Ezekiel Bartlett Farrow
Walter Farrow
Birth: May 1824 (Calculated)
EZEKIEL B. FARROW
son of
Mr. Nathan Farrow
and Betsey his wife
died July 27, 1816
Aged 1 year and 5 mos.
Sleep on sweet babe & take thy rest
God call’d thee home he thought it best.
Father: Nathan Farrar
WALTER,
Son of Nathan &
Betsey Farrow
died Nov. 4, 1826
Age 2 years and
6 months.
Father: Nathan Farrar
Feb. 20, 1783 – Aug. 27, 1857 (headstone)
Born Scituate, Mass. (151)
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Mother:
Feb. 20, 1783 – Aug. 27, 1857 (headstone)
Born Scituate, Mass. (151)
Mother:
Betsey “Betty” (Bartlett) Farrar
May 28, 1788 – Jan. 27, 1861 (headstone)
Born Townsend, Mass. (268)
Both buried in Hillside Cemetery, Townsend (396)
“Grandpa” & “Grandma” on headstones;
Name change to Farrar on headstones
Betsey “Betty” (Bartlett) Farrar
May 28, 1788 – Jan. 27, 1861 (headstone)
Born Townsend, Mass. (268)
Both buried in Hillside Cemetery, Townsend (396)
“Grandpa” & “Grandma” on headstones;
Name change to Farrar on headstones
Paternal Grandfather: Thomas Farrow [HS95]
Paternal Grandmother: Rebecca (Stodder) Farrow [HS93]
Paternal Grandfather: Thomas Farrow [HS95]
Paternal Grandmother: Rebecca (Stodder) Farrow [HS93]
Maternal Grandfather: Ezekiel Bartlett
Maternal Grandmother: Mitty ( Cutler ) Bartlett
Married 11 August 1779 Northborough, Mass.
Six daughters, five sons born Townsend 1779 to 1802 (268)
Died 65 y 17 July 1824 buried Hillside Cemetery, Townsend, Mass. (355)
Maternal Grandfather: Ezekiel Bartlett
Maternal Grandmother: Mitty ( Cutler ) Bartlett
Married 11 August 1779 Northborough, Mass.
Six daughters, five sons born Townsend 1779 to 1802 (268)
Died 65 y 17 July 1824 buried Hillside Cemetery, Townsend, Mass. (355)
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Olive Spaulding
Lucy (Spaulding) Parker
Birth: 1 May 1802 Townsend, Mass. (261)
Miss
OLIVE SPAULDING
Born May 1, 1802
Died Mar 18 1876
Miss
OLIVE SPAULDING
Born May 1, 1802
Died Mar 18 1876
Mrs. LUCY PARKER
Born Jan 7 1806
Died Feb 27 1881
Mrs. LUCY PARKER
Born Jan 7 1806
Died Feb 27 1881
Lifes trials past.
Lifes trials past.
Father: Thaddeus Spaulding [HS102]
Mother: Olive (Blood) Spaulding [HS101]
Paternal Grandfather: Eleazer Spaulding [HS76]
Paternal Grandmother: Elizabeth (Proctor) Spaulding [HS75]
Maternal Grandfather: David Blood, Jr.
Maternal Grandmother: Olive (Taylor) Blood
Spouse: Never Married: “Miss” on headstone
Spouse: Harvey Parker
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David Palmer, Jr.
Olive (Blood) Spaulding
Birth: 1 December 1765 Pepperell, Mass. (20)
He is also included in the Palmer plot at the far right rear
of the Hillside Cemetery, Townsend, Mass. (362)
SACRED
To the memory of
MRS. OLIVE,
Relict of
MR. THADDEUS
SPAULDING.
Who died
Feb. 19, 1836,
AEt. 70.
My worldly cares are done,
My flesh shall sleep in dust;
Till the last trumpets joyful sound;
When God shall raise the just.
David, son of Rev.
David & Mrs. Chloe
Palmer, died Dec.
17th 1803;
Aged 5 months.
Father: Rev. David Palmer
“Graduated at Dartmouth College in 1797. Ordained 3rd Pastor over the 1st
Congregational Church and Society in this town Jan. 1, 1800.” On marker
Hillside Cemetery, Townsend, Mass. (362)
Mother:
Chloe (Kingsley) Palmer
Paternal Grandfather: Rev. John Palmer
Paternal Grandmother: Lydia (Eames) Palmer
B. DAY, LOWELL
Maternal Grandfather: John Kingsley
Maternal Grandmother: Mary (Burnap) Kingsley
Father: David Blood, Jr.
Mother: Olive (Taylor) Blood
Paternal Grandfather: Deacon David Blood
Paternal Grandmother: Abigail (Farnsworth) Blood
Both buried Walton Cemetery, Pepperell, Mass. (255)
Spouse: Thaddeus Spaulding [HS102]
30 December 1790 Pepperell, Mass. (43, 226, T2)
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*Thaddeus Spaulding
Jesse Spaulding
SACRED
To the memory of
MR. THADDEUS
SPAULDING,
Who died
Feb. 10, 1836,
AEt. 78.
Beneath these clods my body lies,
To moulder to the dust,
My soul is gone above the skies,
To hear its sentence just.
In memory of
MR. JESSE
SPAULDING
who died
Feb. 23, 1825:
AEt. 55 years 5 mo
& 18 days.
My Saviour calls and I must go,
And leave you here my friends below,
But soon my God will call for thee,
SAR 1775 Marker
Father: Eleazer Spaulding [HS76]
Mother: Elizabeth (Proctor) Spaulding [HS75]
Paternal Grandfather: Jacob Spaulding
Paternal Grandmother: Susanna (Pierce) Spaulding
Spouse: Abi (Blood) Spaulding
March 1794 Pepperell, Mass. (140, 225)
Abi (Blood) Spaulding born 7 June 1771 Pepperell, Mass. (16)
Spouse: Olive (Blood) Spaulding [HS101]
30 December 1790 Pepperell, Mass. (43, 226, T2)
daughter of David Blood, Jr. & Olive (Taylor) Blood, sister of Olive
(Blood) Spaulding [HS101]
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Row 7– Headstone 6 – Left of Center Path [HS105]
Luther Spaulding
Olive Spaulding
Birth: 16 October 1774 Townsend, Mass. (218)
IN
Memory of
LUTHER SPAULDING.
Who died
Sept. 23, 1841
AEt. 67.
Friends nor physicians could not save
This mortal body from the grave;
When CHRIST in glory shall appear.
In memory of
Olive daughter of
Mr. Thaddeus and
Mrs. Olive Spaulding
who died Oct. 28.
1800, Aged 4 years
2 months & 16 days
The blushing rose smiles with the morning sun,
Just then looks gay now withers & is gone.
So soon our transient comforts fly,
And pleasures only bloom to die.
Spouse: Betsey “Elizabeth” Flagg
21 February 1803 Townsend, Mass. (38, 60)
He of Boston, Mass. at marriage.
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Sumner Spaulding
Stilman Spaulding
Birth: 5 May 1800 Townsend, Mass. twin (261)
Death: 12 May 1800 Townsend, Mass. (282, 345)
Birth: 5 May 1800 Townsend, Mass. twin (261)
In memory of
Sumner, son of Mr.
Thaddeus and Mrs.
Olive Spaulding
who died May
12th, 1800;
Aged 8 days.
In memory of
Stillman, son of Mr.
Thaddeus and Mrs.
Olive Spaulding
who died May
11th 1800;
Aged 7 days.
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*Deacon Levi Ball
Lucy (Burbank) Ball
Farmer, 59 y, 3 m, sudden fall (339)
Birth: 16 July 1787 Lancaster, Mass.
LUCY,
Wife of Dea. Levi
BALL,
Died Oct. 7, 1848,
AEt. 61.
DEA. LEVI BALL,
died
Oct. 11, 1849.
AEt. 59.
Judge not men by their profession,
Least ye judge falsely: but by their
fruits ye shall know them.
Happy be he who dwells above,
Who in her youth her Saviour loved,
And may her friends that still remain,
By her example profit gain.
Father: Ebenezer Ball, Jr. [HS153]
Mother: Phebe (Wesson) Ball [HS150]
Father: Nathaniel Burbank
Mother: Ruth (Felch) (Foster) Burbank
Paternal Grandfather: Ebenezer Ball [HS156]
Paternal Grandmother: Rebecca (Butterfield) Ball [HS155]
Both buried The North Village Cemetery, Lancaster, Mass. (449)
Paternal Grandfather: Daniel Burbank
Paternal Grandmother: Elizabeth (Johnson) Burbank
Maternal Grandfather: Samuel Wesson [HS409]
Maternal Grandmother: Sarah ( ______ ) Wesson [HS408]
Maternal Grandfather: Samuel Felch
Maternal Grandmother: Eunice (Walton) Felch
Spouse: Lucy (Burbank) Ball [HS109]
15 May 1813 Townsend, Mass. Intention (46)
10 June 1813 Lancaster, Mass. (169)
By Paul Willard, Justice of the Peace
Spouse: Deacon Levi Ball [HS108]
15 May 1813 Townsend, Mass. Intention (46)
10 June 1813 Lancaster, Mass. (169)
By Paul Willard, Justice of the Peace
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Lucy Burbank Ball
Eliza Jane Ball
Birth: 21 June 1826 (Calculated) Townsend, Mass.
In memory of
LUCY BURBANK
Daughter of Dea. Levi
And Mrs. Lucy Ball,
who died June 1,
1832, AEt. 16 years
& 7 mos.
[Two connected headstones]
ELIZA JANE,
Daughter of
Dea. Levi &
Mrs. Lucy Ball
died
Aug, 29, 1826,
AEt. 2 months
& 8 days.
Father: Deacon Levi Ball [HS108]
Mother: Lucy (Burbank) Ball [HS109]
Paternal Grandfather: Ebenezer Ball, Jr. [HS153]
Paternal Grandmother: Phebe (Wesson) Ball [HS150]
Maternal Grandfather: Nathaniel Burbank
Maternal Grandmother: Ruth (Felch) (Foster) Burbank
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Lucy Ball
Lucy Burbank Walker
Birth: 31 August 1814 (Calculated) Townsend, Mass.
Birth: 22 August 1811 Reading, Mass. (241)
[Two connected headstones]
In memory of LUCY
BURBANK WALKER,
Daughter of Mr. Samuel
& Mrs. Sarah Walker,
died July 5, 1813,
aged 22 months &
13 days.
So fades the lovely blooming flower
Frail smiling solace of an hour
So soon our transient comforts fly
And pleasure only blooms to die.
LUCY,
Daughter of
Dea. Levi &
Mrs. Lucy Ball
died
Sept. 10, 1814,
AEt. 11 days.
Father: Deacon Samuel Walker
Died 76 y 19 July 1859 Townsend, Mass. (361)
Mother:
Sarah (Ball) Walker
Died 71 y 3 January 1854 Townsend, Mass. (361)
Both buried Hillside Cemetery, Townsend, Mass. (361)
Paternal Grandfather: Asa Walker
Paternal Grandmother: Sarah (Burbank) Walker
Both died Ashby, Mass. (241)
Maternal Grandfather: Ebenezer Ball, Jr. [HS153]
Maternal Grandmother: Sarah (Shattuck) Ball [HS152]
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Samuel Hills Walker
Nancy Clement
Birth: 13 November 1809 Reading, Mass. (241)
Jan. 6, 1824; 14 y 1 m 24 d [1900s record]
Birth: February 1807 (Calculated) Townsend, Mass.
In memory of
NANCY, the daughter of Mr. John
and Mrs. Hannah Clement
who died 11. May 1809:
Aged 2 years & 3 months.
The beauteous youth is gone,
The much lov’d object’s fled;
Enter’d her long eternal home,
And number’d with the dead.
14 y, 1 m, 24 d (345)
In memory of
SAMUEL H.
Son of Mr. Samuel and
Mrs. Sarah Walker
who died
Jan. 6, 1824:
AEt. 14 ys 1 mo. & 24 days.
He said, Dear parents, I shall die,
And go to Christ above the sky,
Don’t weep for me my parents dear,
Because I die & leave you here.
Father: John Clement
Mother: Hannah (Pierce) Clement
Paternal Grandfather: Moses Clement
Paternal Grandmother: Rachel (Perham) Clement
Father: Deacon Samuel Walker
Died 76 y 19 July 1859 Townsend, Mass. (361)
Mother:
Both buried Woodbine Cemetery, Dracut, Mass. (269)
Sarah (Ball) Walker
Maternal Grandfather: Jonathan Pierce [HS120]
Maternal Grandmother: Hannah (Perham) Pierce [HS119]
Died 71 y 3 January 1854 Townsend, Mass. (361)
Paternal Grandfather: Asa Walker
Paternal Grandmother: Sarah (Burbank) Walker
Spouse: Never married
Both died Ashby, Mass. (241)
Maternal Grandfather: Ebenezer Ball, Jr. [HS153]
Maternal Grandmother: Sarah (Shattuck) Ball [HS152]
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Molly (Boutell) (Batchelder) Pierce
Lydia (Prescott) (Conant) Pierce
Birth: 25 May 1752 Reading, Mass. (31)
Birth: 15 January 1754 Westford, Mass. (86)
One child, Joseph Emerson Batchelder, born Townsend, Mass. (246)
In
Memory of
MRS. LYDIA PIERCE
wife of Mr. Jonathan
Pierce who died April
25. 1815
AEt. 61.
IN
Memory of
MRS. MOLLY PIERCE,
wife of Mr. Jonathan Pierce,
who died
Sept. 17, 1822:
in the 71 year of
her age.
The sweet remembrance of the just,
Shall flourish when they sleep in dust.
Behold and see as you pass by
As you are now, so once was I
As I am now, so you must be
Father: Timothy Prescott
Mother: Lydia (Fletcher) Prescott
Father: John Boutell
Mother: Elizabeth (Parker) Boutell
Both buried Westlawn Cemetery, Westford, Mass. (304, 305)
Paternal Grandfather: Lieut. Jonas Prescott, 3rd
Buried Westlawn Cemetery, Westford, Mass. (304)
Paternal Grandmother: Esther (Spaulding) Prescott
Maternal Grandfather: Gershom Fletcher
Buried Westlawn Cemetery, Westford, Mass. (278)
Maternal Grandmother: Lydia (Townshend) Fletcher
Spouse: Nathaniel Batchelder, Jr.
21 September 1790 Reading, Mass. (276, 289)
Spouse: Josiah Conant, Jr.
5 October 1773 Pepperell, Mass. (153, 208)
Nathaniel’s 1st wife: Mary (Emerson) Batchelder [HS398]
He died 25 July 1808, 58 y, fever, Pepperell, Mass. (264)
Jonathan Pierce [HS120]
Jonathan Pierce [HS120]
18 January 1810 Townsend, Mass. (43, 62)
She of Shirley, Mass. at 2nd marriage.
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Esther (Spaulding) Pierce
Hannah (Perham) Pierce
Birth: About 1763
In memory of
Mrs. ESTHER PIERCE,
wife of
Mr. JONATHAN PIERCE,
Who died 8 Jan. 1806,
In Memory of
Mrs. HANNAH PEIRCE
the wife of Mr. JONa PEIRCE,
who deceased May 26th 1787;
in the 24th year of her age.
If patience under long distress
And resignation to the Lord
A proof of grace & happiness
May to surviving friends afford
Let those whom she has left behind
To her example of oft attend
That they in grief may comfort find
And also meet a peaceful end.
My friends when you behold this stone,
And see what name it bears,
Weep not because that I am gone,
But dry up all your tears.
T’was Gods decree that I should fall,
And mingle with the dust
Lo you improve the solemn call,
And make the Lord your trust.
Father:
Mother:
Father: Deacon Isaac Spaulding [HS376]
Mother: Sarah (Barrett) Spaulding [HS375]
Buried Forefather’s Cemetery, Chelmsford, Mass. (443)
Paternal Grandmother: Abigail (Waring) Spaulding
Spouse: Jonathan Pierce [HS120]
December 1781 Townsend, Mass. (11, 24)
Maternal Grandfather: Jonathan Barrett, Jr.
Maternal Grandmother: Sarah (Stevens) Barrett
Both buried Forefather’s Cemetery, Chelmsford, Mass.(362, 363)
Some sources state she is Hannah Perham born 26 May 1763
Littleton, Mass. daughter of Jonathan and Hannah (Wright) Perham.
Other sources state that the Littleton Hannah married a Holden.
Spouse: Jonathan Pierce [HS120]
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*Jonathan Pierce
Hannah (Butterfield) Petts
Birth: 7 April 1752 Chelmsford, Mass. (116)
relict of Lt. Samuel (346)
March 1779 to March 1780: Chelmsford to Townsend, Mass. (443)
IN
Memory of
MR. JONATHAN PIERCE,
who died
Oct. 23, 1822
in the 71 year of
his age.
IN
Memory of
Mrs. HANNAH PETTS,
relict of
Lt. Lemuel Petts who
Died May 27, 1816
AEt. 78.
Friends nor physicians could not save,
My mortal body from the grave
Nor can the grave confine me here
Behold how generations
part away.
Father: Oliver Pierce
Mother: Hannah (Adams) Pierce
Married 14 July 1741 Chelmsford, Mass. (172, 296)
Mother: Bathsheba (Shepard) Butterfield
Paternal Grandfather: Stephen Pierce
Paternal Grandmother: Esther (Fletcher) Pierce
Both buried Fairview Cemetery, Westford, Mass. (268)
Spouse: Hannah (Perham) Pierce [HS119]
December 1781 Townsend, Mass. (11, 24)
Esther (Spaulding) Pierce [HS118]
Lydia (Prescott) (Conant) Pierce [HS117]
Molly (Boutell) (Batchelder) Pierce [HS116]
Died 31 March 1715, age 35 Chelmsford, Mass. Buried Forefather’s
Cemetery, Chelmsford. (371) Wife may have remarried.
Maternal Grandfather: Abraham Shepard
Died 7 May 1710 Concord, Mass. (76) Married 11 February 1701 Concord,
Mass. (50) Wife may have remarried.
Spouse: Lieut. Lemuel Petts [HS121A]
11 January 1769 Townsend, Mass. (20)
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Row 9 – Headstone 2 – Left of Center Path [HS121.1]
*Lieut. Lemuel Petts
Esther (Emery) Conant
He is not listed in the Records of the Old Cemetery, Vital Records of
Townsend, Massachusetts. He does have a headstone next to his wife in
this cemetery.
In memory of
MRS. ESTHER CONANT,
the Wife of
MR. NATHAN CONANT,
who died June 12, 1792
in the 46 year
of her age.
Death: 20 April 1815 Townsend, Mass. (see above)
ERECTED
To the memory of
Lieut. LEMUEL PETTS,
Who died
April 20th 1815:
In the 74 year
of his age.
Father: Lieut. Zachariah Emery [HS51]
Mother: Esther (Stevens) Emery [HS50]
Weep not my friends, dry up your tears,
Here I must lie till Christ appears
Death is a debt by Nature due
Which I have paid and so must you.
Paternal Grandfather: Zachariah Emery, Jr.
Born 5 October 1690 Kittery, Maine Died in his 86th y 30 August 1776
Paternal Grandmother: Sarah (Burge) Emery
SAR 1775 marker
Father: John Petts [HS321]
Mother: Abigail ( ______ ) Petts [HS322]
Paternal Grandfather: John Petts
Paternal Grandmother: Abigail (Harrison) Petts
Spouse: Lieut. Nathan Conant [HS123]
4 February 1773 Townsend, Mass. (21)
They are reported to be among the earliest settlers in Townsend. They sold their
claim to their daughter Sarah and her husband Robert Avery, Jr. who came to
Townsend between 1728 and 1731 according to childbirth records. See HS260.
Spouse: Hannah (Butterfield) Petts [HS121]
(1)
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*Lieut. Nathan Conant
Hannah (Petts) (Potter) Conant
IN
Memory of
LIEUT. NATHAN
CONANT,
who died
June 26, 1820:
in his 77 year.
CONANT, Hannah, dau of Lemuel Petts, born Townsend,
dropsy, Sept. 12, 1849, a. 79 y. 10 m. 11d. Groton, Mass. (212)
HANNAH,
Relict of the late
Nathan Conant,
DIED
Sept. 12, 1849.
AEt. 80.
Jesus said unto her, I am the resurrection and
the life; he that believeth in me, though he were dead,
yet shall he live.
SAR 1775 Marker
Father: Lieut. Lemuel Petts [HS121A]
Mother: Hannah (Butterfield) Petts [HS121]
Baptized 1 June 1679 Beverly, Mass. (V1, 89)
Died in his 90th y 20 September 1767 buried Concord, Mass. (223)
Paternal Grandfather: John Petts [HS321]
Paternal Grandmother: Abigail ( ______ ) Petts [HS322]
Baptized 24 July 1681 Beverly, Mass. (V1, 75) Married 16 May 1698
Beverly, Mass. (V2, 63, V2, 69) Died in her 44th y 15 February 1725 buried
Main Street Cemetery, Concord, Mass. (435)
Maternal Grandfather: William Butterfield
Maternal Grandmother: Bathsheba (Shepard) Butterfield
Maternal Grandfather: Jacob Farrar
Maternal Grandmother: Sarah (Wood) (Farrar) Parlin
Married David Parlin 9 April 1726 Concord, Mass. (106)
Spouse: Stephen Potter
February 1784: Lunenburg, Mass. to Townsend, Mass. (454)
24 August 1786 Boston, Mass. (Mormon Site)
He may be Stephen Potter born 18 June 1758 son of Ephraim
Potter and Sarah (Taylor) Potter, Concord, Mass. (201)
Spouse: Betty (Stevens) Conant
13 June 1765 (Conant Family, 266)
Esther (Emery) Conant [HS122]
Hannah (Petts) (Potter) Conant [HS124]
Lieut. Nathan Conant [HS123]
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Safrona Potter
Polly (Stone) Ingalls
Birth: About 1788
In memory of
MRS. POLLY wife of
Mr. Thomas Ingalls
Who died July 14, 1816
Aged 28 years.
I ask not friendship fond & true:
I ask not love, to grant my due:
All human shall alike dispise,
No state regard, but take my Prise:
My name is Death, my cold embrace
Blasts the fair form & lovely face.
Safrona Potter
Daur. of Mr. Stephen
& Mrs. Hannah Potter, Died April 11th
1794 in the 2d year
of her age.
A perfect Lamb resind her breath
& Pas’d thrugh the shads of death
Father: Stephen Potter
He may be Stephen Potter born 18 June 1758
son of Ephraim Potter and Sarah (Taylor) Potter, Concord, Mass. (201)
Father: Capt. Ebenezer Stone
With family from New Ipswich, N.H. to Townsend, April 1798 (436)
Mother:
Mother: Hannah (Petts) (Potter) Conant [HS124]
Paternal Grandfather: See Above
Maternal Grandfather: Lieut. Lemuel Petts [HS121A]
Maternal Grandmother: Hannah (Butterfield) Petts [HS121]
Spouse: Thomas Ingalls [See next two pages]
He of Rindge, N.H. She of Townsend, Mass. (65)
http://www.waymarking.com/waymarks/WM6G0H_Ingalls_Memorial_Library_Rindge_NH:
The municipal library for the town of Rindge, NH was constructed in
memory of Thomas Ingalls, from funds donated to the town by the
Honorable Rodney Wallace and his wife Sophia (Ingalls) Wallace - on land
formerly owned by Revolutionary War Colonel Nathan Hale.
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History of the town of Rindge, New Hampshire, Ezra
Scollay Stearns, 1875, p. 563:
Mr. Ingalls was a man of implicit integrity, and earnestly forwarded all
laudable public measures with untiring effort and the weight of his
character. Few, indeed, have possessed, and more promptly exercised, a
keener perception of right and wrong, or were readier to commend the one
and condemn the other. His services were often solicited by his townsmen.
He was a member of the first board of school committee chosen in this
town, and subsequently served several years in this capacity, and also in the
board of selectmen. In 1832 and 1833, he represented the town in the
Legislature. For twenty-six years he was chosen to transcribe the public
records, and was the Town Clerk at the time of his death. The penmanship
of Mr. Ingalls was plain and graceful, and the clearness of statement,
accuracy, and method displayed on the numerous pages of the registers by
him transcribed, were the result of an habitual sincerity and
conscientiousness in the discharge of any trust confided in him. For many
years he was a Justice of the Peace, and none in this vicinity was more
frequently called upon to act in this capacity.
Thomas Ingalls husband of Polly (Stone) Ingalls
THOMAS INGALLS, ESQ., md. 1815, Polly Stone, b. 1788, dau. of Capt.
Ebenezer Stone, of Townsend, Mass. She d. 1816; md. (2d) 1818, Mrs.
Betsey (Stone) Richardson, b. 1790, a sister of his first wife. She d. June 9,
1822, and he md. (3d) 1823, Sophia Shurtleff, dau. of Asahel and Sarah
(Dewey) Shurtleff, q. v. He d. Dec. 27, 1863. His widow resides in
Fitchburg, Mass. He was an influential citizen. Vide page 379.
i. Maria, b. Sept. 1, 1824; md. July 12, 1842, Dr. Jonas C. Harris, of
Ashland, Mass. She d. Sept. 7,1850.
Mr. Ingalls possessed more talent and refinement than many, the lines of
whose lives have been turned in wider circles. Of a dignified yet courteous
manner, he belonged to a class denominated "gentlemen of the old school,"
unhappily few of whom remain. He was extremely fond of reading. The
number of books selected was not numerous, but these he read attentively
and understandingly. Among his friends he united modesty and affection
with true self respect and personal independence. In his home life he laid
aside the cares of the outside world, and with genuine tenderness and
sympathy became the life and entertainment of the home circle. He was
sensitively appreciative of the beautiful, and found delight in many things
unseen by others. To him there was a constant joy and beauty in summer,
and contentment and instruction in winter. He heard a captivating melody in
the first bird-notes of spring, and saw an unwonted whiteness in the
premonitory snowflakes of autumn.
1. Francis A., Harvard University 1866; M.D. 1872; a physician in
Boston. He md. Alice Gage, dau. of Charles P. and Sarah C. Gage, of
Mobile, Ala.
ii. Sophia, b. May 5, 1828; md. Rodney Wallace, of Fitchburg, q. v.
1. Albert Sherwin, b. Dec. 29, 1830. Vide p. 354 i md. Harriet A. Miller,
dau. of Sylvester and Lucy (Bailey) Miller. He d. Aug. 11, 1862.
pp. 379-380
THOMAS INGALLS, ESQ., was engaged in trade, for a few years, in the
building adjacent to the dwelling-house of Miss Milly Walker, subsequently
for a short time in partnership with Joel Raymond and with Eliphalet
Sawtell, and for many years at the " Ingalls Store," where the sign-board
bearing only the word " Store" announced at once the business carried on
within, and the simplicity of the taste of the occupant.
Mr. Ingalls died December 27, 1863, and the frequent expressions of
regret manifested by his townsmen continue to bear honorable testimony of
his character and his usefulness.
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*Lieut. Life Baldwin
Mary (Richardson) (Baldwin) Jones, Grandmother of
Lieut. Life Baldwin
Birth: 25 April 1763 Shrewsbury, Mass. (13)
"At Shrewsbury, Mrs. Mary Jones, aet. nearly 105 years. Her
maiden name was Mary Richardson. She was born at Woburn,
January 10th, O. S., 1694. Her first husband was Henry
Baldwin, Esq., of Pelham, N. H., by whom she had three
children, who lived to settle in the world, and left families. Her
second husband was Colonel Jones, of Hopkinton, who died
about the year 1772, since which time she remained a widow.
She enjoyed a good degree of health, until within a few weeks
of her death. The serenity of mind, and quietness of temper,
which she possesst to an uncommon degree, doubtless
contributed to her great age. Being early imprest with the
importance of religion, the practice of it, ever appeared natural
and easy. As she lived, so she died in the hope of a blessed
immortality, and but a few hours before her death was able to
express, with great propriety, her views and prospects of
futurity”
Erected
In memory of
Lieut. Life Baldwin
who departed this life
Apr 10th 1799 aged 36
years.
SAR 1775 Marker
Father: Henry Baldwin
Born 27 February 1718 Woburn, Mass. (V1, 15) He married 2nd Martha,
widow of Ebenezer Abbott, 22 August 1778 Shrewsbury, Mass. (117, 121)
He died 72nd y 17 November 1789 gravestone Shrewsbury, Mass. (242)
Mother: Abigail (Butler) Baldwin
Died in her 57th y 23 May 1777 gravestone Shrewsbury, Mass. (242)
Paternal Grandfather: Henry Baldwin
Paternal Grandmother: Mary (Richardson) (Baldwin) Jones
Married 7 May 1717 Woburn, Mass. (V3, 16, 226)
Maternal Grandfather: Deacon John Butler
Maternal Grandmother: Elizabeth (Wilson) Butler
Of Pelham, New Hampshire
Columbian (Sentinel (Boston), November 3, 1798.
Captain Henry Baldwin died in Pelham, New Hampshire,
1754. The gravestone of his wife Mary at Shrewsbury reads:
Mary, widow of Colonel John Jones, died October 23, 1798, in
her 105th year.
Spouse: Polly (Holland) Baldwin
About 1785
Three sons, two daughters born 1786 to 1793 Townsend, Mass. (263)
He from Hollis, N.H. September 1785. (439) Town Clerk,
Townsend (29, 31) Youngest daughter Polly married General
George Green, 22 January 1815 Townsend, Mass. (48, 64) Both are
buried in the Hillside Cemetery, Townsend, Mass. (404)
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*Charles Fessenden
*James Hildreth
Birth: July 1797 (Calculated)
Birth: 7 March 1762 Westford, Mass. (54)
Charles Fessenden
Son of Capt. Timothy & Mrs. Lucy
Fessenden died
March 5th 1798
Aged 7 months.
In Memory of
Mr. James Hildreth
who Died Jan 1
1789
in the 27th year
of his age.
American Flag
SAR 1775 Marker
Father: Capt. Timothy Fessenden
Father: Lieut. Zachariah Hildreth
Mother: Elizabeth (Prescott) Hildreth
Both buried Westlawn, Westford, Mass. (287, 290)
Occupation: tanner, brass founder, sea captain. Died 63rd y 12 May 1829
Killed by blow of a windmill arm. South Boston, Mass. (Mormon site)
October 1785: Timothy Fessenden & family
Lunenburg, Mass. to Townsend, Mass. (439)
Mother:
Paternal Grandfather: James Hildreth
Paternal Grandmother: Dorothy (Prescott) Hildreth
Both buried Fairview, Westford, Mass. (286, 287)
Lucy (Peirce) Fessenden
Born 31 August 1767 Lunenburg, Mass. Married 1 January 1789
Lunenburg, Mass. (White family quarterly, V. 1-3, Almira Larkin White,
1903, 11-13 From the Peirce Genealogy by Frederick Clifton Peirce 1881)
Maternal Grandfather: Lieut. Jonas Prescott, 3rd
Buried Westlawn, Westford, Mass. (304)
Maternal Grandmother: Elizabeth (Howard) Prescott
His 2nd of 3 wives.
Births of three sons and one daughter recorded 1789 – 1795
Townsend, Mass. (264)
Paternal Grandfather: Jonathan Fessenden
Paternal Grandmother: Martha (Crosby) Fessenden
Died 21 March 1802 in 81st y Lunenburg, Mass. (Mormon site)
Maternal Grandfather: Jonathan Peirce
Maternal Grandmother: Sarah (Dodge) Peirce
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JAMES STREETER of Rindge, N.H.
*“Sergeant” James Streeter
History of the town of Rindge, New Hampshire, Ezra Scollay Stearns, 1875,
p. 719:
JAMES STREETER was in Rindge as early as 1769. In 1775 he sold a sawmill and grain-mill which stood on the site of the present mill of O. D.
Converse & Son, but continued his residence in this town until 1801. The
birth of three children of James and Susannah Streeter is recorded. [Births
of three older children were recorded in Charlton, Mass.]
Seventh Row, Left to RightBirth: 17 October 1734 Hopkinton,
Mass. (176)
In memory of
MR. JAMES STREETER,
May 30th 1801
aged 65
No more my friends, don’t weep for me,
I’m gone into eternity!
And sleep with me among the dead.
Revolutionary War marker
I believe that his widow Susannah married Isaac Wallis 11 April 1802
Townsend, Mass. (37, 60) Isaac Wallis was born about 1735 and died in
Townsend, Mass. 12 November 1817 (259) Isaac’s first wife Jane had died
4 December 1783 Townsend, Mass. (259) Isaac had Pew 25 in the
Townsend Meetinghouse (1) Internet sources agree with this 2nd marriage.
Vol. II, pp. 882-884 of Hudson-Mohawk Genealogical and Family
Memoirs, edited by Cuyler Reynolds (New York: Lewis Historical
Publishing Company, 1911). [From Internet]:
Father: Samuel Streeter
Mother: Experience (Haven) Streeter
(IV) Samuel (2), son of Samuel and Deborah Streeter, was
baptized at Cambridge, January 7, 1699, died in Charlton,
Massachusetts, June 7, 1763. He was of Hopkinton in 1745. He
was one of the organizers of the town of Charlton, to which place
he removed about 1754 and died there. At the first meeting, held
March 12, 1755, he was elected "tything man" of the new town,
and his son Samuel one of the surveyors of highways. He married,
July 27, 1719, Experience, born April 23, 1703, daughter of
Nathaniel Haven, and granddaughter of Richard Haven, of Lynn,
Massachusetts, who came from England to America about 1645.
Children: 7th Child: James, October 13, 1734, died about 1801.
His name appears on the record as "Sargeant" on a muster roll of
fifty-four men from Rindge, New Hampshire, who went to
Cambridge under Captain Nathan Hale on the Lexington alarm,
April 19, 1775; married Susanna Sloper, September 15, 1757.
Married 27 July 1719 Framingham, Mass. (301, 371)
13 children recorded 1719 – 1747 Hopkinton, Mass. (176 – 177)
Paternal Grandfather: Samuel Streeter
Paternal Grandmother: Deborah ( ______ ) Streeter
Maternal Grandfather: Nathaniel Haven
Maternal Grandmother: Elizabeth (Travis) Haven
Spouse: Susannah (Sloper) (Streeter) Wallis
15 September 1757 Oxford, Mass.
See next page for her 2nd marriage to Isaac Wallis.
77
William Davis
Leah (Shattuck) Davis
Birth: 9 August 1821 West Townsend, Mass. (Memorials of
…William Shattuck, Lemuel Shattuck, 1855, p. 208)
Birth: 10 June 1786 Pepperell, Mass. (92)
In memory of
LEAH DAVIS,
Wife of James Davis,
who died
Aug. 5, 1852.
Aged 66 yrs.
Tis finished.
WILLIAM
son of James
& Leah Davis
died Jan 11, 1879
AEt 57 yrs & 5 mos
2d. Co. B, 26 Regt. Mass. Vol.
Father: James Davis [HS133]
Mother: Leah (Shattuck) Davis [HS132]
Father: Jeremiah Shattuck, Jr.
Mother: Kezia (Shattuck) (Shattuck) Blood
Paternal Grandfather: Eleazer Davis [HS134]
Paternal Grandmother: Martha (Stevens) Davis [HS135]
Paternal Grandfather: Capt. Jeremiah Shattuck
Paternal Grandmother: Sarah (Parker) Shattuck
She died age 84 years and he remarried at age 90, Mrs. Ruth Bixby, age 75
of Groton, Mass. Sarah had 10 children, 60 grandchildren and 54
greatgrandchildren. (Her headstone Walton Cemetery, Pepperell, Mass.)
(304) (Memorials of …William Shattuck, Lemuel Shattuck, 1855, p. 101)
Maternal Grandfather: Jeremiah Shattuck, Jr.
Born 11 April 1726 Groton, Mass. (216) Died age 88 y 11 m 15 d
26 March 1815 Pepperell, Mass. (302) Eight children with 1st wife Lydia (Lakin)
Shattuck; nine children with 2nd wife Kezia. All born Pepperell, Mass. (213 - 221)
Maternal Grandfather: Jonathan Shattuck, Jr.
Maternal Grandmother: Kezia (Farnsworth) Shattuck
Maternal Grandmother: Kezia (Shattuck) (Shattuck) Blood
Born 4 February 1745 Groton, Mass. (217), married 26 November 1767 Pepperell,
Mass. (217, 218). Married as 2nd husband Moses Blood, Jr. 3 November 1821
Pepperell, Mass. (143, 218) She died 87 y, 11 September 1832 Pepperell, Mass.
(256) Moses married as his 3rd wife Kezia’s sister: Alice (Shattuck) (Wright)
Blood. She had 12 children with Abel Wright born in Pepperell, Mass. (124 - 128)
He was in his 84th year, she in her 87th year when they died in Pepperell,
Mass. (302)
Spouse: James Davis [HS133]
5 December 1803 Pepperell, Mass. (156, 218)
Spouse: No record found of any marriage
She was the youngest of 17 children her father had with two wives. She
and James had 10 children born in West Townsend, Mass. She died
suddenly of apoplexy aged 66 y, 1 m, 25 d. (Memorials of …William
Shattuck, Lemuel Shattuck, 1855, pp. 207-208.)
Memorials of …William Shattuck, Lemuel Shattuck, 1855, pp. 207-208
gives death and marriage details for William’s nine siblings.
This indicates that he hadn’t married by 1855.
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James Davis
*Eleazer Davis
In memory of
JAMES DAVIS
who died
AUG. 21, 1851.
Aged 71 yrs.
It is well.
Father: Eleazer Davis [HS134]
Mother: Martha (Stevens) Davis [HS135]
Age 96. Farmer, pauper at poorhouse, old age (330)
ELEAZER DAVIS
DIED
March 20, 1846,
Aged 96 years.
Father: Timothy Davis
Pew 12: Townsend Meetinghouse (1), about 90 when he died
Mother: Hannah (Smith) Davis
Paternal Grandfather: Timothy Davis
Paternal Grandfather: Eleazer Davis
Paternal Grandmother: Eunice (Potter) Davis
Pew 12: Townsend Meetinghouse (1), about 90 when he died
Paternal Grandmother: Hannah (Smith) Davis
Maternal Grandfather: Joseph Smith, Jr.
Maternal Grandmother: Mary (Richards) Smith
Maternal Grandfather: Capt. John Stevens, Jr. Esq.
Maternal Grandmother: Martha (Farnsworth) Stevens
Spouse: Martha (Stevens) Davis [HS135]
4 March 1779 Townsend, Mass. (9, 24)
Spouse: Leah (Shattuck) Davis [HS132]
He died of apoplexy aged 71 y, 1 m, 18 d. (Memorials of …William
Shattuck, Lemuel Shattuck, 1855, p. 207.)
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Mary (Loker) Prescott & the Pumpkin Shell
Martha (Stevens) Davis
History of the Town of Groton, Caleb Butler, 1848, pp. 287-288.
Birth: About 1746 Townsend, Mass.: page lost (203)
In memory of
Mrs. MARTHA DAVIS,
wife of
Mr. ELEAZER DAVIS,
died March 31 1811
in the 65 year of her age.
A romantic story has come down, by family tradition, to the present
generation, of the courtship of this loving pair of fruitful
progenitors, and is still preserved with much accuracy, it is
presumed, as a nursery tale. John Loker, of whom we have no other
account than as connected with this affair, is said to have been
wealthy, and he and his wife to have been somewhat aristocratic in
their feelings and notions. Having only one daughter, and she
exceedingly fair and of good promise, they disdained to betroth her
to a blacksmith, the son of a blacksmith, however rich and
otherwise unexceptionable he might be. They had set their hearts
upon Mary's marrying a lawyer. So when they found that there was
a strong attachment between their idol, the fair Mary, and the young
blacksmith, they remonstrated, but unwitting pursued a direct
course to foster and strengthen it. They forbade his entering their
house, or having any communication whatever with their daughter;
and the more effectually to prevent any intercourse, they grated the
windows of her apartment in the house; and when they thought
there was any danger of an interview between them, they locked her
in. Jonas, however, was not to be baffled by grates and locks. He
took opportunities, when the cold night wind blew, and the pelting
storm raged, when no listener could overhear the soft whispering of
true lovers, to place himself beneath her grated window, and there
enjoy sweet communion with his dearly-beloved. Their intercourse
was soon discovered by the chagrined parents; and the next
expedient resorted to was to place Mary in some secluded spot,
under the care of some watchful and faithful guardian. Chockset,
now called Sterling, then a frontier settlement, was chosen as the
place of her seclusion. Jonas searched the country around, and
made diligent inquiry to find the place of her banishment, for some
My friends why do you weep,
For this cold lump of clay?
Which must in silence sleep
Till the last solemn day.
Father: Capt. John Stevens, Jr. Esq.
Buried Old Burying Ground, Groton, Mass. (270)
Mother:
Martha (Farnsworth) Stevens
Paternal Grandmother: Sarah (Snow) Stevens
Maternal Grandfather: Benjamin Farnsworth
Maternal Grandmother: Mary (Prescott) Farnsworth
Mary’s parents, Jonas Prescott, Esq. (died 31 December 1723, age 76 years)
and Mary (Loker) Prescott (28 October 1735, in her 87th year) are both
buried in the Old Burying Ground, Groton, Mass. (257) He was a
blacksmith in Groton in 1700. They had 12 children.
Spouse: Eleazer Davis [HS134]
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time in vain. At length, being one day in the wilds of Chockset, he
made his usual inquiry of some young men he saw, if they had any
pretty girls in their neighborhood. They told him there was to be a
quilting that very day, where all their girls would be; that they
themselves were going in the evening to dance with them, and
invited him to be one of the party, where he might see for himself.
He cheerfully accepted the invitation, and on arriving at the cottage
where the seamstresses of the settlement were assembled, whom
should he there find, but his adored Mary Loker. This was indeed a
happy adventure. Concealing, as well as they could, their former
acquaintance, they took opportunities to be partners in the dance,
and made assignments for future meetings. Having thus fortunately
discovered the place of her banishment, he renewed his visits, till
her parents finding it out, took her home. She was then sternly told,
that she must reject the blacksmith, and receive the addresses of the
lawyer. She resolutely replied, " she would never marry to any one
but Jonas Prescott." The rejoinder was, " Then you shall never have
a farthing of our property." To this there was a general demurrer; a
decree for marriage without dowry followed. The consummation
took place before even the most common utensils for housekeeping
could be procured; (some delay might have been made, to see if the
old folks would not relent, and provide her some;) this tradition
positively asserts, that her only implement for boiling was a two
quart kettle, and her wash-tub, the shell of a large pumpkin. From
this happy pair sprung the doctors, warriors, civilians, statesmen,
noticed in the text; with other numerous descendants, of whom
Mary lived to see one hundred and seventy-five.
Abel Adams
1843 on page 346 (Incorrect)
In memory of
Mr. ABEL ADAMS,
who was instantly
kil’d by the turning over
of a load of wood
Jan 23rd 1813
He’s gone beyond this lower sky
Up where eternal ages roll
Where solid pleasures never die
And friends immortal feast the soul.
Father: Archelaus Adams [HS89]
Mother: Hannah (Farwell) Adams [HS90]
Paternal Grandfather: John Adams
Paternal Grandmother: Alice (Piper) Adams
Maternal Grandfather: Edward Farwell
Maternal Grandmother: Hannah or Anna ( ______ ) Farwell
Spouse: Hannah (Heald) (Adams) Adams
4 October 1804 Townsend, Mass. (39, 60)
She married second 16 February 1815 Townsend, Mass. (47, 64), Levi
Adams of Leominster, Mass.
President George H. W. Bush and President George W. Bush
are said to be descendants of Jonas Prescott, Esq. and Mary
(Loker) Prescott.
81
Drusilla P. Adams
Luke Manning
Birth: About 1810
Death: 6 December 1793 Townsend, Mass. (282, 346)
She died 10 years after her mother’s 2nd marriage
and was buried near her father.
In Memory of
Luke Manning, (son of Mr.
Peter, and Mrs. Rebecca
Manning) who was drowned
Dec. 6th 1793: Aged 8
years wanting 2 days.
Still lives the active growing mind,
Which once posses’d this mould’ring clay
Remember ye who stay behind
The parting scene—the gloomy day.
In memory of
DRUSILLA P.
daug. of. Mr. Abel &
Mrs. Hannah Adams
who died
March 11, 1825
AEt. 14 years.
My little youthful friends,
Come make the Lord your trust;
Your days on earth may quickly end,
May you love Jesus Christ.
Father: Abel Adams [HS136]
Mother: Hannah (Heald) (Adams) Adams
[Last three lines below earth. Full inscription found in William Manning
Family, 45 – 46 and 1900s record)
Father: Peter Manning
Mother: Rebecca (Carter) Manning
She was born 4 October 1783 Townsend, Mass. (249) Her 2nd husband Levi
Adams was from Leominster, Mass. and Ashburnham, Mass. They married
16 February 1815 Townsend, Mass. (47, 64) She died 55y of maiasmus
(severe weight loss, wasting) 11 February 1842 Townsend, Mass. (303)
Came with wife March 1785 from Lancaster to Townsend, Mass. (438)
Both buried Hillside Cemetery, Second Plot, Townsend, Mass. (366)
Paternal Grandfather: John Manning, III
Paternal Grandmother: Prudence (Houghton) Manning
Paternal Grandfather: Archelaus Adams [HS89]
Paternal Grandmother: Hannah (Farwell) Adams [HS90]
Maternal Grandfather: James Carter
Maternal Grandmother: Mary (Walker) Carter
Maternal Grandfather: Asa Heald
Maternal Grandmother: Rebecca (Merrill) Heald
Spouse: Never married
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Synthea Manning
Polly Giles
Synthea Manning,
dau. of Mr. Peter, &
Mrs. Rebecca Manning,
died June 3d 1788.
Aged 3 weeks
and 5 days.
POLLY,
Daughter of
Dea. John & Mary
GILES.
died Nov. 5. 1857.
AE 55 yrs. 10 m.
“Come ye blessed of my Father,
inherit the kingdom prepared for you
from the foundation of the world.”
Father: Peter Manning
Mother: Rebecca (Carter) Manning
March 1785: Came with wife Lancaster, Mass. to Townsend, Mass. (438)
Both buried Hillside Cemetery, Second Plot, Townsend, Mass. (366)
Father: Deacon John Giles [HS143]
Mother: Mary “Polly” (Adams) Giles [HS142]
Paternal Grandfather: John Manning, III
Paternal Grandmother: Prudence (Houghton) Manning
Paternal Grandfather: Ebenezer Giles
Paternal Grandmother: Esther (Baldwin) Giles
Maternal Grandfather: James Carter
Maternal Grandmother: Mary (Walker) Carter
Maternal Grandfather: Capt. Daniel Adams, Jr. [HS189]
Maternal Grandmother: Mehitable (Crosby) Adams [HS362]
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John Giles, Jr.
Mary “Polly” (Adams) Giles
Birth: 1806 (Calculated)
SACRED
To the memory of
JOHN GILES,
who died
June 14, 1838
AEt. 32 years.
See yonder glorious setting sun
Emblem of the dying saints;
Calmly and in his strength he sets,
But leaves the light behind.
MARY,
widow of
DEA. JOHN GILES
DIED
Nov. 2, 1857,
AE. 92.
Blessed are the dead, who die in the Lord.
Father: Capt. Daniel Adams, Jr. [HS189]
Mother: Mehitable (Crosby) Adams [HS362]
Paternal Grandfather: Capt. Daniel Adams
Died in 90th y 9 February 1780 buried Old Cemetery, Lincoln, Mass. (151)
Elizabeth (Minot) Adams
Born 29 January 1697 Concord, Mass. (43) Married 23 April 1715 Concord, Mass. (87)
Died in 68th y 12 November 1764 buried Old Cemetery, Lincoln, Mass. (151)
Maternal Grandfather: Robert Crosby
Three sons, five daughters born 1759 – 1778 Townsend, Mass. (236)
He died 10 September 1743 Townsend, Mass. (224)
Maternal Grandmother: Mehitable (Chandler) (Crosby) Spaulding
Both of her marriages Andover, Mass. (93 – 94) She died, wife of Andrew
Spaulding, 1 July 1768 Townsend, Mass. (224)
Spouse: Deacon John Giles
She of Brookline, N.H. at marriage
84
Deacon John Giles
Suzy (Baldwin) Giles
Birth: 4 November 1762 Townsend, Mass. (236)
SACRED
To the memory of
DEAC.
JOHN GILES
who died Aug. 24, 1825,
aged 62 yrs 9 mo
& 20 ds.
In memory of
Mrs. Suzy Giles,
wife of Mr. John Giles,
who deceased Octr.
17th, 1788, aged 24
years & 6 months.
That pure religion she profess’d,
And made her daily chief employ;
It’s happy fruits in heaven’s rest,
We must suppose she does enjoy.
Adieu to all the scenes of time,
And all my friends below the sun,
I am my Gods and He is mine,
Now let His holy will be done.
Remember friends as you pass by
This narrow house waits for your day.
Soon you must lie as low as I,
Prepare then for your dying day.
Father: Jonas Baldwin
Mother: Ruth (Wilson) Baldwin
Born 14 January 1738 Groton, Mass. (256)
Married 2 January 1759 Groton, Mass. (17, 185)
Father: Ebenezer Giles
Mother: Esther (Baldwin) Giles
Difficult to authenticate. Several Internet indications that this is correct.
Paternal Grandfather: Eleazer Giles
Born 8 July 1698 Salem, Mass. (353) son of Edward & Bridget Giles.
Paternal Grandmother: Elizabeth (Church?) (Giles) Brooks [HS197]
Brothers Jacob [wife Mary or Sarah] and Joseph [wife Esther (Manning) Baldwin] Baldwin
from Billerica, Mass. lived in Townsend (203). The pages are lost that record the births of
their children so it is unclear which was the father of Jonas.
Maternal Grandfather: Benjamin Wilson
Born 18 September 1715 Billerica, Mass. (202)
Died 4 June 1774 Townsend, Mass. (227)
Maternal Grandmother: Ruth (Bush) Wilson
Born twin 31 October 1719 Groton, Mass. (47)
Married 1st of 3 wives 28 September 1738 Groton, Mass. (38, 184)
Died 25 y 4 November 1744 Groton, Mass. (280)
Spouse: Suzy (Baldwin) Giles [HS144]
15 March 1787 Townsend, Mass. (27)
Mary “Polly” (Adams) Giles [HS142]
Spouse: Deacon John Giles
She of Brookline, N.H. at marriage
85
Suzy Giles
Abner Giles
Birth: August 1797 (Calculated)
Suzy Giles dau. of
Mr. John & Mrs. Polly
Giles died 8 May
1798 in the 9 months
of her age.
Here lies in this grave
two children of Mr.
John & Mrs. Polly Gils.
who died 22nd Aug. 1800.
Samuel in the 8 year
of his age.
Abner in the 6 year
of his age.
86
Samuel Giles
Joel Giles
Birth: About 1798 Townsend, Mass. (252): Record Incomplete
Here lies in this grave
two children of Mr.
John & Mrs. Polly Gils.
who died 22nd Aug. 1800.
Samuel in the 8 year
of his age.
Abner in the 6 year
of his age.
Joel Giles, son of
Giles died 28 Aug.
1800 in the 2d year
of his age.
87
John Giles, Jr.
Phebe (Wesson) Ball
Birth: 19 December 1767 Shattuck Memorials (171)
19 December 1767 Ball / Weston Genealogy (15, 36)
Baptized 29 November 1767 Billerica, Mass. (198)
To Townsend with parents March 1, 1769 (441)
John Giles Jr. son of
Giles who died 12 Sep 1800
in the 9 year of his
age.
PHEBE,
Relict of Ebenezer
BALL,
Died Nov. 2, 1848;
AEt. 81.
Father: Samuel Wesson, Jr. [HS409]
Mother: Sarah (Rogers) Wesson [HS408]
Paternal Grandfather: Samuel Wesson
Paternal Grandmother: Joanna (Upham) Wesson
Spouse: Ebenezer Ball, Jr. [HS153]
88
Hannah (Smith) Ball
Sarah (Shattuck) Ball
Birth: About 1759 of Mason, N.H.
Birth: 23 February 1755 Pepperell, Mass. (96)
30 y, 4 m, 15 d Shattuck Memorials (171)
in her 74 y (346) 8 July 1779 (260)
In memory of
Mrs. Hannah Ball,
The wife of
Mr. Ebenezer Ball Jr.
who Died April
4th 1787;
in the 28 year
of her age.
In memory of
Mrs. Sarah Ball,
The wife of
Mr. Ebenezer Ball Jr.
who Died July
8th 1785;
in the 31 year
of her age.
Father:
Mother:
Father: John Shattuck
Died 83 y 9 m 19 d 31 December 1807 Pepperell, Mass. (302)
Mother: Elizabeth (Shattuck) Shattuck
Died 76 y 10 m 22 d 9 April 1805 Pepperell, Mass. (300)
Paternal Grandfather: Jonathan Shattuck
Died 78 y 2 m 19 d 18 September 1771 Pepperell, Mass. (302)
Paternal Grandmother: Elizabeth (Chamberlain) Shattuck
She is the half sister of “Paugus” John Chamberlain
Maternal Grandfather: Capt. Jeremiah Shattuck
He remarried at age 90, Mrs. Ruth Bixby, age 75 of Groton, Mass. 28
February 1792 Pepperell, Mass. (140, 217) Died age 95 ½ y 2 August 1798
Pepperell, Mass. (302)
Maternal Grandmother: Sarah (Parker) Shattuck
Died 84 y 8 June 1789 Pepperell, Mass. (304) Her headstone in Walton
Cemetery, Pepperell, Mass. (304)
Both of Townsend, Mass. at marriage
Ball / Weston Genealogy (15) states of Mason, N.H. Several Smith
families in Mason, N.H.
10 children, 60 grandchildren, 54 greatgrandchildren (Shattuck Memorials, 101)
Townsend, Mass. Intention (11)
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*Ebenezer Ball, Jr.
*Ebenezer Ball, III
81 y, 3 m, 3 d Shattuck Memorials (171)
EBENEZER BALL
died
Dec. 31, 1845;
Aged 58 yrs. 9 mo.
He was a kind Husband & affectionate Father.
L. Parker.
American Flag
MR.
EBENEZER
BALL,
died,
Dec. 5, 1837,
AE 81.
Father: Ebenezer Ball, Jr. [HS153]
Mother: Hannah (Smith) Ball [HS151]
SAR 1775 Marker
Father: Ebenezer Ball [HS156]
Mother: Rebecca (Butterfield) Ball [HS155]
Paternal Grandfather: Jeremiah Ball [HS217]
Paternal Grandmother: Mary (Stevens) Ball [HS216]
Both buried Fairview, Westford, Mass. (268)
Spouse: Sarah Swift
10 July 1814 Marriage Record of Ware, Mass.(265)
BALL, Ebenezer of Palmer and SWIFT, Sally of Ware by Rev d Samuel
Ware Also see next three pages.
Spouse: Sarah (Shattuck) Ball [HS152]
Townsend, Mass. Intention (11)
Hannah (Smith) Ball [HS151]
Both of Townsend, Mass. at marriage
Phebe (Wesson) Ball [HS150]
90
January 26, 1765, died September 15, 1840; married, 1785, Deliverance Perham. 7.
Bathsheba, June 14, 1769, died May 2, 1815; married, November 16, 1791,
Hezekiah Winn. 8. Noah, August 3, 1771, died August 28, 1847; married, May 26,
1796; Betsey Weston. 9. Mary, May 6, 1773, died March 6, 1858; married,
December 20, 1797, Zaccheus Richardson.
Jeremiah Ball Settled in Townsend
(II) Nathaniel Ball, son of John BALL, was born in England and came to New
England with his father. He settled in Concord and married Mary. He was admitted
a freeman, May 22, 1650, the same day as his father. Children: I. John, died July 27,
1649. 2. Nathaniel, born September 29, 1649, died November 23, 1649. 3. Ebenezer.
4. Eleazer. 5. Nathaniel, born July 3, 1663, mentioned below. 6. Hannah, January
22, 1665.
(VI) Ebenezer (2), son of Ebenezer (i) Ball, was born in Townsend, September 2,
1756, died December 5, 1837. He was in the revolution in the same companies as his
father, and saw the same service. He married (first) October 18, 1781, Sarah
Shattuck, of Pepperell, born September 3, 1755, died July 8, 1785. He married
(second) June, 1786, Hannah Smith, of Mason, New Hampshire, who died April 4,
1787. He married (third) October 10, 1787, Phebe Weston, of Townsend, born
December 19, 1767, died November 2, 1848. Children: I. Sarah, born November 20,
1782, died January 3, 1854; married, November 3, 1808, Deacon Samuel Walker. 2.
Ebenezer, April 2, 1787, mentioned below. 3. David, November 7, 1788, died
March, 1863; married Nancy Weston. 4. Deacon Levi, July 7, 1790, died October
11, 1849; married, January 10, 1813, Lucy Burbank. 5. Rev. Hosea, August 11,
1792, married, September 12, 1817, Sarah Holmes. 6. Phebe, August 4, 1794, died
July 31, 1852; married, December 31, 1833, Captain Edmund Blood. 7. Samuel,
August 7, 1796, married Olive Nelson. 8. Hannah, October 31, 1800, died February
17, 1840; married, October 10, 1821, Samuel W. Burbank. 9. Roxanna, born
November 23, 1804, married, December 10, 1834, Nathan Davis. 10. Varnum, June
30, 1807, married, September 2, 1828, Nancy Ball, of Lunenburg.
(III) Nathaniel (2), son of Nathaniel (i) Ball, was born in Concord, July 3, 1663,
and married, April 19, 1688, Mary Brooks. Children, born at Concord: I. Susannah,
January 24, 1689. 2. Caleb, August 10, 1690. 3. Nathaniel, April i, 1692, married,
May 31, 1711, Sarah Baker. 4. Thomas, February 2, 1693-94. 5. Samuel, March 24,
1696-97. 6. Mary. May 11, 1699. 7. Jeremiah, May I, 1701, mentioned below. 8.
Benjamin, June 19, 1704. 9. Ebenezer, May 30, 1712. 10. Sarah, April 29, 1714.
(IV) Jeremiah, son of Nathaniel (2) Ball, was born at Concord, May 1, 1701. He
settled in Townsend, Massachusetts, in the east part of the town, in 1726, near the
John Spaulding place. He married, in 1727, Mary Stevens, who died February 11,
1764, aged sixty-two years. He died April 12, 1780, aged seventy-nine years.
Children: I. Ebenezer, born July 3, 1729, mentioned below. 2. Lieutenant Jeremiah,
August 31, 1731, died March 7, 1792; married, January, 1759, Mary Stevens. 3.
Mary, June 24, 1733, died August 11, 1822; married (first) Hubbard; (second)
Baldwin; (third) Jedediah Jewett. 4. Elizabeth, March 4, 1736. 5. Susannah, March
it, 1738, married Dutton. 6. Benjamin, July 26, 1742, settled in Hancock, New
Hampshire.
(VII) Ebenezer (3), son of Ebenezer (2) Ball, was born April 2, 1787, died
December 31, 1845. He married Sarah Swift, of Ware. He was a carpenter by trade.
Children: I. William, May 7, 1815, mentioned below. 2. Emory, September 11,
1818. 3. Amos, June 14. 1820, died August, 1846. 4. Hosea, September 20, 1822. 5.
Mary Mariva, December 29, 1825.
(V) Ebenezer, son of Jeremiah Ball, was born in Townsend, July 3, 1729, died
April 7, 1797. He served in the revolution in Captain James Hasley's company,
Colonel William Prescott's regiment, and marched on the Lexington alarm, April 19,
1775; also in Captain Henry Haskell's company, same regiment, in January, 1776.
He married, in 1753, Rebecca Butterfield, of Westford, born July 31, 1729, died
October 21, 1800. Children, born in Townsend: i. Rebecca, November 8, 1754, died
August 15, 1830; married (first) February 20, 1787, William Weston; (second) Abel
Keyes; (third) April 27, 1830, Rogers Weston. 2. Ebenezer, September 2, 1756,
mentioned below. 3. Olive, September 6, 1758, died December 5, 1838; married,
November 12, 1784, John Blood. 4. Susannah, October 22, 1760, died October 9,
1833; married, December 16, 1788, Joseph Heywood. 5. Hannah, October 20, 1762,
died June 5, 1833; married, March 22, 1786, Nathaniel Shattuck. 6. Abraham,
(VIII) William, son of Ebenezer (3) Ball, was born May 7, 1815, at Ware. He
was educated in the public schools of his native town and lived during his boyhood
with his parents in Ware. He began to learn the trade of carpenter, working with his
father, but became disgusted with the work one day while helping his father shingle
a house, threw down his hammer and quit work. He secured work in a machine shop
in Ware Center, and soon became a skillful machinist. He developed wonderful
ability as an inventor. He first invented and patented a machine for manufacturing
the wooden pegs used in making shoes, a great labor saver. Next he produced a
device for using horse power to operate machinery. He removed to Paterson, New
Jersey, where he devised and manufactured the machinery used in making Colt's
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pistols and other fire-arms. Thence he went to Whitneyville, and invented a rifling
machine that rifled four gun barrels at the same time. At Chicopee he invented the
paper cap used to fire cannon and the friction primer, made of paper, then the brass
primer, and manufactured these goods for a time. He next devised the ingenious gate
used to regulate the flow of molasses from barrels. He invented the machine that is
still in use in the manufacture of pins. He devised a machine to produce the carpet
tack with leather washer attached, formerly very popular. Through his inventions in
connection with the manufacture and handling of firearms he met Commodore
Stockton of the United States ordnance department, who was interested in mines and
mining, and at his instance, invented a steam stamp mill to crush ore. Afterward he
produced the first gold washer and amalgamator in America. He also invented and
built machinery for copper mining, including a steam stamp mill and copper washer
for the Copper Falls Mine, built under his guarantee to do better work than anything
used hitherto. His business in mining machinery became extensive. He built mills
for Pewabic and Franklin Mines, Sheldon and Columbian Mills, South Pewabic, and
he sold the rights for the Calumet and Hecla and Osceola Mines. He was the first
man to inaugurate the system of interchangeable parts in the manufacture of firearms. Considering the number, the usefulness and variety of his inventions, their
effectiveness in saving labor and increasing the production of mines and factories,
his career as an inventor can scarcely be equalled in the history of American genius.
He died January 31, 1870. In politics he was first a Democrat and later a Republican.
In religion a Congregationalist. He married (first) June 17, 1838, his first cousin,
Sarah Shattuck Walker, born December 18, 1818, daughter of Deacon Samuel and
Sarah (Ball) Walker [She died 17 May 1849 and is buried Hillside Cemetery,
Townsend, Mass. with her parents (361)], of Townsend, Massachusetts. Samuel
Walker was born March 27, 1783, died July 19, 1849; his wife Sarah (Ball) Walker,
was born November 20, 1782, died January 3, 1854, daughter of Ebenezer Ball (6)
and sister of Ebenezer Ball (7). Children: I. Albina S., born March 27, 1841,
married, January 23, 1862, John W. Colton, of Westfield, Massachusetts; he was
born June 13, 1832, died January 10, 1907; had children: i. Helen Ball, born
December 15, 1863, died May 10, 1864; ii. William Ball, born July 13, 1868, died
March 30, 1893; iii. 'Gertrude Whitman, born December 18, 1871, married, April
21, 1891, William J. Barton; had Sidney Cdton, born April 21, 1892; Leota Albina,
born June 29, 1896; Helen Ball, born April 15, 1898, died March 4, 1899; Lois, born
December 19, 1899, died September 11, 1900. 2. George \V., born October 18,
1843. 3- Edwin Pliny, mentioned below. He married (second) Adelia E. Southworth
(nee Mead) and had one child who died in infancy.
Rebecca (Butterfield) Ball
Birth: 20 July 1729 Westford, Mass. (19)
In memory of Mrs.
Rebekah Ball, wife
of Mr. Ebenezer Ball,
who departed this
life Oct. 22d, 1800
AET. 71.
No more my friends don’t weep for me.
I’m gone into eternity;
And sleep with me among the dead.
Mother: Bathsheba (Shepard) Butterfield
Maternal Grandfather: Abraham Shepard
Spouse: Ebenezer Ball [HS156]
1 November 1753 Westford, Mass. (132, 143)
Genealogical and Personal Memoirs Relating to the Families of Boston and
Eastern Massachusetts, William Richard Cutter, 1908, pp. 258 - 259.
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*Ebenezer Ball
Walter Ball
Birth: 22 June 1729 Townsend, Mass. (Groton, Mass. 18)
In memory of
MR. EBENEZER BALL,
who departed this
life April 7th 1797
in the 68th Year of
his age.
My flesh shall slumber in the ground,
Till the last trumpet joyful sound;
Then burst the chains with sweet surprise,
And in my Saviour’s image rise.
SAR 1775 Marker
In
Memory of
WALTER,
Son of Mr. Noah
And Mrs. Betsy Ball;
who died
Sept 17, 1825:
AEt 16 ys & 17 days.
Father: Noah Ball [HS162]
Mother: Betsy “Betty” (Wesson) Ball [HS161]
Father: Jeremiah Ball [HS217]
Mother: Mary (Stevens) Ball [HS216]
Maternal Grandfather: William Wesson [HS406]
Maternal Grandmother: Rebecca (Eaton) Wesson [HS407]
Paternal Grandfather: Nathaniel Ball, Jr.
Born 3 July 1663 Concord, Mass. (11)
Died in his 62 y 4 March 1725 buried Concord, Mass. (110)
Paternal Grandmother: Mary (Brooks) Ball
Married 19 April 1688 Concord, Mass. (27)
Died in her 63 y 22 August 1726 buried Concord, Mass. (110)
Spouse: Rebecca (Butterfield) Ball [HS155]
1 November 1753 Westford, Mass. (132, 143)
93
Emily Ball
Betsy Ball
Birth: February 1817 (Calculated)
IN
Memory of
EMILY,
Daug. of Mr. Noah
and Mrs. Betsy Ball,
who died
Sept. 7, 1825:
AEt. 8 ys & 6 mo.
In memory of
Betsy Ball, dau. of
Mr. Noah & Mrs.
Betsy Ball, who
died Nov. 6th 1800;
in the 3d Year of
her age.
94
Susanna Ball
Betsy “Betty” (Wesson) Ball
2 y, 4 m, 6 d (calculated)
17 Sept. 1843 (325)
IN
Memory of
SUSANNA,
Daug. of Mr. Noah
and Mrs. Betsy Ball,
who died
Sept. 4, 1802:
AEt. 3 ys, 4 mo.
& 6 days.
BETSY,
Wife of
NOAH BALL,
Died Sept. 16, 1843,
Aged 67 years 6 mo.
Though natural ties of love are strong,
Yet sure they must be broke.
We can’t expect to tarry long.
Before death’s fatal stroke.
L. Parker.
Father: William Wesson [HS406]
Mother: Rebecca (Eaton) Wesson [HS407]
Paternal Grandfather: Samuel Wesson [HS409]
Paternal Grandmother: Sarah (Rogers) Wesson [HS408]
Maternal Grandfather: John Eaton
Maternal Grandmother: Elizabeth (Boutwell) Eaton
Spouse: Noah Ball [HS162]
95
Noah Ball
*Lieut. James Stevens
26 August 1847, Farmer, 76 y, mortification legs (333)
Birth: 25 March 1707 Billerica, Mass. (Mormon Site)
In
Memory of Lieut.
JAMES STEVENS,
Deceas’d April 27th, 1787;
in the 81st year
of his age.
The living know that they must die:
But all the Dead forgotten lie.
NOAH BALL,
died
Aug. 28, 1847:
AEt. 76.
Farewell, farewell, our Father dear,
We would not call thee back,
With aching limbs, and weary feet,
To tread life’s dreary tracks,
Thy much loved voice now hushed in death,
Cheers our sad hearts no more.
But yet we trust it sings God’s praise
On Canaan’s happy shore.
L. Parker.
SAR 1775 Marker
Mother: Elizabeth (Tidd) Stevens
She died 06 February 1714 Billerica, Mass. (398)
Father: Ebenezer Ball [HS156]
Mother: Rebecca (Butterfield) Ball [HS155]
Maternal Grandfather: John Tidd
Maternal Grandmother: Elizabeth (Fifield) Tidd
Paternal Grandfather: Jeremiah Ball [HS217]
Paternal Grandmother: Mary (Stevens) Ball [HS216]
Spouse: Mary (Richardson) Stevens
6 June 1739 Billerica, Mass. (305, 320)
She died 1 September 1794 Townsend, Mass. (226)
Both buried Fairview, Westford, Mass. (268)
Spouse: Betsey “Betty” (Wesson) Ball [HS161]
96
Eleanor (Robbins) Heald
*Lieut. Ephraim Heald
Birth: 17 December 1707 Chelmsford, Mass. (136)
Birth: 19 February 1711 Concord, Mass. (77)
ERECTED
In memory of
MRS. ELEANOR HEALD,
Wife of Lieut. EPHRAIM
HEALD, She died
Dec. 16th 1791:
Aged 84 years.
In memory of
Lieut. EPHRAIM HEALD,
who died 29 April
1802.
In the 92 year of his
age.
SAR 1775 Marker
Father: Sgt. John Robbins
Mother:
Father: Lieut. John Heald, III
Dorothy (Hildreth) Robbins
Born 19 September 1666 Concord, Mass. (12) Died 55y 25 November 1721
Concord, Mass. (104) Buried near top of hill in Hill Burying Ground, Concord,
Mass.
Married 30 November 1699 Chelmsford, Mass. (250, 309)
Died 83 y 19 April 1757 Chelmsford, Mass. (436)
Mother:
Paternal Grandfather: George Robbins
Mary (Chandler) Heald
Born 7 January 1671 Concord, Mass. (14) Married 18 December 1690 Concord,
Mass. (34) Died 88th y 14 August 1759 Concord, Mass. (205) Buried near top of hill
in Hill Burying Ground, Concord, Mass.
From Chelmsford Historical Society web site:
“George Robbins was one of the first settlers of Chelmsford. George Robbins' farm
was in the southern part of Chelmsford near where Great Brook Farm is located. He
owned a mill on Curve Street in Carlisle, Mass.”
Paternal Grandfather: Sgt. John Heald, Jr.
Paternal Grandmother: Sarah (Dane) Heald
Paternal Grandmother: Mary ( ______ ) Robbins
Married 10 June 1661 Concord, Mass. (10) Both died 1689 Concord, Mass. (55)
She died 24 July 1672 Chelmsford, Mass. (436)
Maternal Grandfather: Roger Chandler
Died about 80 y 11 January 1717 Concord, Mass. (89)
Maternal Grandfather: Lieut. James Hildreth
Died 14 April 1695 Chelmsford, Mass. (402)
Maternal Grandmother: Mary (Simonds) Chandler
Maternal Grandmother: Margaret (Ward) Hildreth
Died about 81 y 29 August 1728 Concord, Mass. (121)
Married 1 June 1659 Dorchester, Mass. (Chelmsford, Mass. record 248,
341) Died “last of” August 1693 Chelmsford, Mass. (402)
Spouse: Eleanor (Robbins) Heald [HS164]
Spouse: Lieut. Ephraim Heald [HS165]
25 February 1733 Chelmsford, Mass. Intention (248, 308)
25 February 1733 Chelmsford, Mass. Intention (248, 308)
He of Townsend at marriage.
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Son Spaulding
Sybel (Sanders) Spaulding
Birth: 27 June 1771 Billerica, Mass. (170)
11 February 1781 (347)
January 1796: with 3 siblings, Jonas, Elizabeth & Hannah, all adults at the
time, from Billerica, Mass. to Townsend, Mass. (436)
In Memory of
A Son of
Lieut. Benjamin
Spaulding & Mrs.
Mary his wife
Stillborn Feb.
11th, 1784:
In memory of
MRS. SYBEL
wife of
Mr. Benjamin
Spaulding jr:
who died
Oct. 13. 1818:
AEt. 46.
Father: Lieut. Benjamin Spaulding [HS373]
Mother: Mary (Heald) Spaulding [HS374]
Father: Benjamin Sanders
Mother: Elizabeth (Levistone) Sanders
Paternal Grandfather: Deacon Isaac Spaulding [HS376]
Paternal Grandmother: Sarah (Barrett) Spaulding [HS375]
Paternal Grandfather: John Sanders, Jr.
Paternal Grandmother: Hannah (Dutton) Sanders
Maternal Grandfather: Lieut. Ephraim Heald [HS165]
Maternal Grandmother: Eleanor (Robbins) Heald [HS164]
Maternal Grandfather: John Levistone, III
Maternal Grandmother: Sarah (Toothaker) Levistone
Spouse: Benjamin Spaulding, Jr. [HS169]
7 August 1797 Townsend, Mass. (33, 58)
98
Benjamin Spaulding, III
Benjamin Spaulding, Jr.
pneumonia (303)
IN
Memory of
BENJAMIN,
Son of Mr. Benjamin
& Mrs. Sybel
Spaulding
who died
Jan. 12, 1791
In the 1 year
of his age.
In memory of
BENJAMIN SPAULDING,
Who died
May 21, 1842,
AEt. 75.
Father: Benjamin Spaulding, Jr. [HS169]
Mother: Sybel (Wallis) Spaulding [HS170]
Paternal Grandfather: Lieut. Benjamin Spaulding [HS373]
Paternal Grandmother: Mary (Heald) Spaulding [HS374]
Spouse: Sybel (Wallis) Spaulding [HS170]
Sybel (Sanders) Spaulding [HS167]
7 August 1797 Townsend, Mass. (33, 58)
Betsy (Searle) Spaulding [HS171]
Maternal Grandfather: Jonathan Wallis
Maternal Grandmother: Mary (Barton) Wallis [HS231]
99
Sybel (Wallis) Spaulding
Betsy (Searle) Spaulding
Birth: 19 October 1782 Mason, N.H. (206)
In memory of
BETSY,
widow of
BENJ. SPAULDING
who died
Sept. 26, 1858,
AEt. 75.
In memory of
MRS. SYBEL.
wife of
Mr. Benjamin
Spaulding Jr.
who died
April 9. 1796:
in her 32 year.
Farewell Mother,
Farewell my dear Daughter, I must go, I
can no longer stay with you; God grant
that you may live your Life so well, that
you and I may meet again.
Father: Jonathan Wallis
Mother: Mary (Barton) Wallis [HS231]
His 2nd wife Millicent (Farrar) (Conant) Wallis [HS34]
Father: Jonathan Searle
There was much contention in Mason, N.H. during the time that Jonathan Searle was
their minister. Even after they removed him from the church, he continued to be a
contributing member of the Mason community. At times he was Rev. Jonathan
Searle; other times he was Jonathan Searle, Esq. He died 7 December 1812, age 68y,
Mason, N.H. History of the town of Mason, N.H., John B. Hill, 1858.
Paternal Grandfather: John Wallis
Paternal Grandmother: Elizabeth ( ______ ) Wallis
Maternal Grandfather: Henry Barton
He died 20 April 1760 Hollis, N.H. (365), age 54 yrs.
Mother:
Maternal Grandmother: Sarah (Bell) Barton
Hannah (Cogswell) Searle
She was born 14 July 1749 Haverhill, Mass. (72) She was admitted to the church in
Mason, N.H. in 1773 while her husband was the minister.
BARTEN, Henry, of Littleton, and Sarah Bell, Jan. 26, 1730-31 Westford,
Mass. (134, 135) Children were baptized in Westford, Mass. (11)
Paternal Grandfather: Samuel Searle
Paternal Grandmother: Deborah (Tenney) Searle
Maternal Grandfather: Nathaniel Cogswell
Maternal Grandmother: Judith (Badger) Cogswell
100
*Lieut. Thomas Seaver
Hannah (Wood) Seaver
Birth: 19 February 1745 Boston, Mass. (DAR and Mormon Site)
Birth: 22 December 1747 Sudbury, Mass. (Mormon Site)
Record #10496, Sudbury Town Clerk, Sudbury Archives
Between March 1776 and March 1777: Thomas Seaver and family, Northberry to
Townsend. (443) Children of Thomas and Hannah recorded in Northboro, Mass.
(61) are Samuel (b. 1768), Otis (b. 1770), Thomas (b. 1772), and Ruth (b.1774).
Seven childbirths in Townsend, Mass. (249) Levi Gassett [HS317] and family
came from Northberry to Townsend (443) at the same time.
In
memory
of
MRS. HANNAH
wife of
Lieut. THOMAS SEAVER
who died
October 17
1827
Aged 80
Lieut.
THOMAS SEAVER,
died April 13, 1832;
Aged 87.
He was a Revolutionary
Officer.
SAR 1775 Marker
Father: Samuel Wood
Mother: Kezia (Moore) Wood
Father: Samuel Seaver
Born and died Dorchester, Mass. (62, 252)
Mother: Hannah (Faxon) Seaver
Married 29 April 1739 Braintree, Mass. (737)
Paternal Grandfather: Abraham Wood
Paternal Grandmother: Hannah ( ______ ) Wood
Paternal Grandfather: Joshua Seaver
Maternal Grandfather: John Moore
Maternal Grandmother: Abigail ( ______ ) Moore
Born and married Roxbury, Mass. (314, 360) Died 60 y, Dorchester, Mass. (138)
Paternal Grandmother: Mercy (Cooke) Seaver
Died age 81 y, 5 June 1759 Dorchester, Mass. (253)
Spouse: Lieut. Thomas Seaver [HS172]
5 September 1767 Northboro, Mass. Intention (113, 120)
Maternal Grandfather: Thomas Faxon
Maternal Grandmother: Ruth (Webb) Faxon
Both born Braintree, Mass. Married 22 May 1716 Braintree, Mass. (743)
Son Otis (68 y) and two daughters Hannah (age 98 y, 9m, 15d) and Betsy (65 y) are
buried Hillside Cemetery, Townsend, Mass. (360) Daughter Beulah with her
husband Salome Sherwin are buried Hillside Cemetery, Townsend, Mass. (365) Son
Abraham with his wife Lucy (Lawrence) in Hillside Cemetery, Townsend, Mass.
(377) Jesse and his wife Elizabeth “Betsey” (Warren) are buried Hillside Cemetery,
Townsend, Mass. (376) See materials following HS312 for daughter Ruth, wife of
William Bruce Flagg of Mason, N.H.
Spouse: Hannah (Wood) Seaver [HS173]
5 September 1767 Northboro, Mass. Intention (113, 120)
101
Patience (Flagg) Hobart
David Sawtell
Birth: 21 May 1755 Spencer, Mass. (several Internet sources)
Death: 26 May 1785 Townsend, Mass. (260, 347, 454)
Birth: 30 March 1702 Groton, Mass. (208)
Husband of Patience (260)
In Memory of
Mrs. Patience Hobart
wife of Mr. William Hobart
only Daug of Cap John Flagg
of Weston who Died May
26th 1785 in the 30th
Year of her age.
She need but See or hear the Needy cry
To feed their Wants & grant them full Supply
And is she gone that virtuous generous mind,
That lover of the Love of Human kind
O. cruel Death would not to one Spare.
So good a wife a kind Companion Dear;
Her Body is here, her Soul to Heaven is gone,
there to receive Christ’s Righteous doom.
In Memory of
Mr. David Sawtell
Who departed this
Life July Ye 10th 1784:
in the 83d Year
of his age.
The Stroke of Death hath laid me here.
To Rise Again When Christ appears.
Father: Zachariah Sawtell, Jr.
Mother: Mercy ( ______ ) Sawtell
Some records say wife is Mary “Mercy” Blood. Mary (Blood) Sawtelle
died 2 December 1699 Groton, Mass. (263)
Father: Capt. John Flagg
Mother: Hannah (Whittemore) Flagg
John and Patience settled in Spencer, Mass. where John kept a public house,
and in 1767 returned to Waltham, Mass. where he also kept a public house.
Paternal Grandfather: Zachariah Sawtell
Paternal Grandmother: Elizabeth (Harris) Sawtell
Paternal Grandfather: John Flagg
Paternal Grandmother: Hannah (Bemis) Flagg
Spouse: Elizabeth (Keyes) Sawtell
1 March 1724 Chelmsford, Mass. Intention (262, 312)
Maternal Grandfather: Jeremiah Whittemore
Maternal Grandmother: Patience (Reed) Whittemore
She died age 71 yrs 23 November 1772 Groton, Mass. (263)
Spouse: William Hobart
Patience (Nutting) (Kemp) Sawtell
16 June 1773 Groton, Mass. (98, 149)
16 November 1777 Watertown, Mass.? (several Internet sources)
He was born 23 May 1751 Groton, Mass. (114) son of Israel and Anna (Lawrence)
Hobart. He married as his 2nd wife Dolly (Smith) Hobart April 1787 Townsend,
Mass. Intention (4) He died 1 January 1801 Potter, Yates County, New York.
(several Internet sources)
102
Abigail (Wetherbee) (Wyman) Wallis
*Capt. Jonathan Wallis, Jr.
Birth: 14 January 1753 Pepperell, Mass. (Mormon Site)
of Pepperell, Mass. at first marriage (8, 23)
IN memory of
Capt. JONATHAN WALLIS.
who died 26 March 1807.
AEt. 45.
Great God, I own thy sentence just,
And nature must decay:
IN
Memory of
ABIGAIL WIFE OF
Capt. Jona Wallis
who died,
Sept 12th 1825.
AEt. 72.
Stop my friend and look on me,
I was once in this.world like thee
Now I lye mouldring in the dust
In hopes I rise among the just.
SAR 1775 Marker
Mother:
Father: David Wetherbee, Jr.
Paternal Grandfather: John Wallis [HS230]
Paternal Grandmother: Elizabeth ( ______ ) Wallis [HS229]
David Wetherbee Jr was born 28 Feb 1722/1723 in Stow, Middlesex,
Massachusetts. He died 22 Feb 1795 in Mason, Hillsboro, New Hampshire
Mother:
Mary (Barton) Wallis [HS231]
Agnes ( ______ ) Wetherbee
Paternal Grandfather: David Wetherbee
Paternal Grandmother: Mercy (Brown) Wetherbee
Spouse: Abigail (Wetherbee) (Wyman) Wallis [HS176]
Spouse: Lieut. Elijah Wyman [HS178]
Capt. Jonathan Wallis, Jr. [HS177]
103
*Lieut. Elijah Wyman
David Wyman
In Memory of
Lieut. Elijah Wyman,
Augt. 21st 1789
in the 42d year
of his age.
Friends & physicians could not save,
My mortal body from the grave
In memory of two children of Mr. Elijah & Mrs.
Abigail Wyman,
David died 8 Aug. 1790.
Aged 9 years.
Nabby died 23 Jan, 1795.
Aged 10 years.
Father: Lieut. Elijah Wyman [HS178]
Mother: Abigail (Wetherbee) (Wyman) Wallis [HS176]
Paternal Grandfather: Ebenezer Wyman
Father: Ebenezer Wyman
One of original six proprietors of Townsend, Mass.
Paternal Grandmother: Dorcas (Wilson) Wyman
Mother: Dorcas (Wilson) Wyman
Maternal Grandfather: David Wetherbee
Maternal Grandmother: Agnes ( ______ ) Wetherbee
Paternal Grandfather: Timothy Wyman
Paternal Grandmother: Hannah (Jones) Wyman
Maternal Grandfather: John Wilson, Jr.
Maternal Grandmother: Elizabeth (Foster) Wilson
Spouse: Abigail (Wetherbee) (Wyman) Wallis [HS176]
104
Back from others in row: behind 181; not recorded Vital Records
Nabby Wyman
Sarah (Brooks) Farrar
Birth: 2 February 1723/4 Concord, Mass. (111)
In memory of two children of Mr. Elijah & Mrs.
Abigail Wyman,
David died 8 Aug. 1790.
Aged 9 years.
Nabby died 23 Jan, 1795.
Aged 10 years.
In memory of Mrs. SARAH
FARRAR the Wife of
En. ISAAC FARRAR
Who Departed this life
Jan ye 29st 1780 in the
56 Year of her age.
Stop passenger as you go by,
Remember You Was Born to die
Prepare For Death and Follow me.
Father: Lieut. Elijah Wyman [HS178]
Mother: Abigail (Wetherbee) (Wyman) Wallis [HS176]
Father: Benjamin Brooks [HS196]
Mother: Sarah (Heywood) Brooks [HS198]
Paternal Grandfather: Ebenezer Wyman
Paternal Grandfather: Noah Brooks
Died 83rd y 1 February 1739 Concord, Mass. (143)
Paternal Grandmother: Dorothy (Wright) Brooks
Born 20 October 1662 Sudbury, Mass. (V1 157)
Died about 90 y 15 March 1752 Concord, Mass. (415)
Paternal Grandmother: Dorcas (Wilson) Wyman
Maternal Grandfather: David Wetherbee
Maternal Grandmother: Agnes ( ______ ) Wetherbee
Maternal Grandfather: Deacon John Heywood
Born son of John and Rebecca Heywood 5 April 1662 Concord, Mass. (10)
Died 57th y 2 January 1718 Concord, Mass. (93)
Maternal Grandmother: Sarah (Blodgett) Heywood
Born 17 February 1668 Woburn, Mass. (V1 23)
Married 7 January 1687 Woburn, Mass. (V3 27)
Spouse: Isaac Farrar
1 March 1743/4 Townsend, Mass. (16)
Same day as Daniel Adams married her sister Kezia
Births of twelve children [9 daughters & 3 sons] recorded in Vital Records of
Townsend, Massachusetts (212-213) Deaths of daughter Sarah, son Noah, and both
parents recorded Vital Records of Townsend, Massachusetts (227)
105
Frances “Fanney” Grant (Hosley) Green
Samuel Hosley, Jr.
60 y, consumption, 2 May 1845 (273)
In Memory of
Samuel Hosley Jr.
Son of Doc.
Samuel Hosley
and Mary his wife
who died
Oct. 12, 1800:
Aged 6 years.
Farewell sweet child
We part in pain
We only part
To meat again.
FANNEY GREEN,
Daughter of
Doc. Samuel & Mrs. Mary
HOSLEY,
Died May 1, 1845;
AEt. 60 years.
Blessed are the dead who die in the Lord.
Father: Doctor Samuel Hosley [HS184]
Mother: Mary “Polly” (Farrar) Hosley [HS185]
Paternal Grandfather: Samuel Hosley
Died 76 y 19 March 1795 buried Walton Cemetery, Pepperell, Mass. (276)
Paternal Grandmother: Elizabeth (Keyes) Hosley
Died age 87 y, 27 October 1806 Pepperell, Mass. (276)
Maternal Grandfather: Oliver Farrar
Maternal Grandmother: Mary (Cole) Farrar
Spouse: John Green, Jr.
4 February 1807 Townsend, Mass. Intention (41)
Died age 87 y, 27 October 1806 Pepperell, Mass. (276)
He of Pepperell, Mass. Four children born Pepperell, Mass. (41 - 44)
His father John Green died 85 y 16 June 1837 buried Walton Cemetery,
Pepperell, Mass. (272) His mother Mary ( _____ ) Green died 87 y 31
August 1837 buried Walton Cemetery, Pepperell, Mass. (272)
Born 5 November 1732 Concord, Mass. (142)
Married 6 June 1753 Concord, Mass. (185)
Died 42nd y 11 July 1773 Concord, Mass. (223)
106
Polley Hosley
*Doctor Samuel Hosley
07 y, 4 m, 18 d (347)
Birth: 6 December 1749 Pepperell, Mass. (50)
Death: 22 April 1832 Townsend, Mass. (visual)
22 April 1822 (347)
Polley Hosley,
Daur. of Dr. Samuel
& Mrs. Polley Hosley,
who died Augt. 25,
1789. Aged 7 years,
4 months & 14 days.
Suffer the little Children
To come unto me, and
forbid them not for
here lies the kingdom of God.
IN
Memory of
DOCTOR
SAMUEL HOSLEY
who died
April 22, 1832,
AEt. 82.
Great God, I own the sentence Just,
And nature must decay;
I yield my body to the dust
Union Veteran Marker
Father: Samuel Hosley
Mother: Elizabeth (Keyes) Hosley
Born 3 April 1720 Chelmsford, Mass. (88)
Married Intention 22 November 1740 Westford, Mass. (188, 193)
Died 87 y, 27 October 1806 Pepperell, Mass. (276)
Died 87 y, 27 October 1806 Pepperell, Mass. (276)
Paternal Grandfather: James Hosley, Jr.
Paternal Grandmother: Maria ( ______ ) Hosley
Died 42nd y 11 July 1773 Concord, Mass. (223)
Maternal Grandfather: Joseph Keyes, Jr.
Spouse: Mary “Polly” (Farrar) Hosley [HS185]
107
Mary “Polly” (Farrar) Hosley
Sarah (Sartell) (Bowers) Keyes
Birth: 5 February 1761 Concord, Mass. (210)
Birth: About 1744
MARY
Widow of Samuel
HOSLEY,
Died Apr. 13, 1851,
AEt. 90.
With a hope full of immortality;
Truly she fell a sleep in Jesus.
In memory of
Mrs. Sarah
2d wife of Mr. Abel Keyes
who died Nov. 18, 1821
AEt. 77
It seems logical that she would be Sarah Sartell born 14 March 1746/7
Townsend, Mass. (210) daughter of Uriah [Pew 18: Townsend
Meetinghouse (1)] and Sarah (Martin) Sartell. His parents Capt. Ephraim
and Abigail (Farnsworth) Sawtell are buried in the Old Burying Ground,
Groton, Mass. (263) Parents of Sarah (Martin) Sartell are Benjamin and
Sarah (Williams) Martin. Dates are clearly given on her headstone. They
don’t match.
L. Parker.
Father: Oliver Farrar
Mother:
Mary (Cole) Farrar
Spouse: Nathaniel Bowers, Jr. [HS187]
Abel Keyes
Paternal Grandfather: Jonathan Farrar
Born 21 September 1698 Concord, Mass. (46)
Died 85 y 11 October 1783 Concord, Mass. (418)
Abel Keyes came March 15, 1780 with his mother Dinah, his wife Relief,
and “their” children Abel, Aaron, Zebulon, and Betty from Chelmsford to
Townsend, Mass. (444, 451) Chelmsford, Mass. records (220, 262, 87-89)
record a marriage to Olive Durant and the children being parented by Abel
and Olive Keyes, 1770 - 1779. No death records found for Olive or Relief.
Since Sarah is listed as 2nd wife on headstone, Olive & Relief must be same
person. He married 3rd Rebecca (Ball) (Wesson) (Keyes) Wesson. See HS
406.
Paternal Grandmother: Rebecca ( _____ ) Farrar
Maternal Grandfather: Daniel Cole
Maternal Grandmother: Anne ( _____ ) Cole
Died 85 y 20 June 1794 Concord, Mass. (421)
Spouse: Doctor Samuel Hosley [HS184]
108
*Nathaniel Bowers, Jr.
Millicent (Brooks) Smith
Birth: 15 November 1745 Groton, Mass. (40)
Birth: 13 January 1737 Concord, Mass. (140)
Death: 13 December 1756 (347)
In memory of
Mr. Nathaniel Bowers
who died
Jan. 29th 1790,
Aged 44 yrs.
This headstone has fallen and is underground. It is difficult to read. Words
appear to be hand chiseled by a novice. Since her sister’s daughter born 7
June 1756 was named Millicent, Millicent (Farrar) (Conant) Wallis
[HS34], I am inclined to believe that April is the correct month and that the
daughter was named for the deceased aunt.
Father: Nathaniel Bowers
Here Lies y Body
of Mrs. Melisent Smith
ye Daughter of Mr. Benja
min Brooks & Mrs. Sarah
his wife who Deceas’d Apr
ye 13 AD 1756 in ye 20
Year of her Age.
Died 60 y 20 June 1775 buried Walton Cemetery, Pepperell, Mass. (258)
Mother:
Elizabeth (Blood) Bowers
Confusion over her parents. Her death age indicates the parents listed below.
She died 15 February 1802 86 y, Pepperell, Mass. (258)
Born 19 March 1716 Groton, Mass. (31)
Married 8 February 1742 Groton, Mass. (27, 32)
Paternal Grandfather: Samuel Bowers
Paternal Grandmother: Esther ( ______ ) Bowers
Maternal Grandfather: John Blood
Died 70th y 23 August 1758 buried Old Burying Ground, Groton, Mass. (203)
Maternal Grandmother: Joanna (Nutting) Blood
Born 21 February 1691 Groton, Mass. (160)
Married 13 July 1712 Groton, Mass. (28, 121)
Spouse: Sarah (Sartell) (Bowers) Keyes [HS186]
He of Pepperell, Mass. at marriage.
Between March 1777 and March 1778: Nathaniel Bowers and family from
Pepperell, Mass. to Townsend, Mass. (443)
Spouse: Somebody Smith
About 1755-56
109
While months and seasons roll away,
Who knows the fav’rite of the day?
Perhaps ‘tis thine, thine next to bear
The Judge pronounce the word, appear!
Let this amazing thought sink deep
Within thy breast and sense thy sleep:
Awake thy slumb’ring mind to see,
And be prepar’d to follow me.
SAR 1775 Marker
*Capt. Daniel Adams
Birth: 15 October 1720 Concord, Mass. (101)
10 Oct. 1793 (347)
In memory of
Capt. DANIEL ADAMS, who died Oct.
10th, 1795. In the 75th year of his age.
Stop passenger; attentive stand,
And hear thy Sov’reign’s dread command
Which to our Father did reply,
And thou, O man, shalt surely die.
The solemn moment flies apace,
When you your right’eous Judge shall face,
And enter on th’ eternal shore
Of world’s, from whence reprieve’s nomore.
O listen then to wisdom’s voice,
Let her direct thy happy choice,
Be wise and make the Lord thy friend,
Before thy days on earth shall end.
Vain are the joys which sense bestows,
They lead to pain and endless woes,
Like midnight dews they disappear,
When swept away by ev’ning air.
How stupid, senseless mortals strive,
And weary out their slender lives,
To gather pleasures here from earth,
Which vanish ere they spring to birth.
Father: Capt. Daniel Adams
Mother:
Elizabeth (Minot) Adams
Born 29 January 1697 Concord, Mass. (43) Married 23 April 1715 Concord, Mass. (87)
Paternal Grandfather: Joseph Adams
Paternal Grandmother: Margaret (Eames) Adams
Maternal Grandfather: Capt. James Minot, Esq.
Died 83 y 20 September 1735 buried Hill Burying Ground, Concord, Mass. (432)
Maternal Grandmother: Rebecca ( ______ ) Minot
Died 68 y 23 September 1734 buried Hill Burying Ground, Concord, Mass. (128)
From death records she was 22 yrs, he was 36 yrs at their marriage 9 February 1688
in Concord, Mass. (27) Marriage record gives her name as Rebecca Jones. Other
records give her maiden name as Rebecca Wheeler. A Rebecca Wheeler was born
25 February 1661 Concord, Mass. (10) A Rebecca Jones was born 8 March 1663
Concord, Mass. (10)
Spouse: Kezia (Brooks) Adams [HS190]
Mehitable (Crosby) Adams [HS362]
1756
Townsend History (431)
Sarah (Green) (Phelps) Adams [See next page]
She of Lancaster, Mass. at marriage.
110
Hillside Cemetery, Townsend, Mass.: Price Avenue Section
Sarah (Green) (Phelps) Adams
Kezia (Brooks) Adams
See sister Elizabeth (Green) Brooks [HS200] for further details.
Birth: 2 March 1726 Concord, Mass. (115)
Here lies the body of Mrs. Kezia
Adams ye wife of Mr. Daniel
Adams who died on Aug.st 21th
AD 1754 29th year of her age &
left 5 small children, youngest but
7 days old.
Her daughter, Sarah “Sally” (Phelps) Brooks and Sarah’s husband Samuel Brooks, Esq. are
buried near her in the first section of Hillside Cemetery, Townsend, Mass. (356) Samuel’s
parents are Capt. Benjamin Brooks, Jr. [HS199] and Elizabeth (Green) Brooks [HS200].
Her daughter Mary “Polly” (Phelps) Dix and Polly’s husband Benjamin Dix are also buried in
this section of Hillside Cemetery. Also in the same section are Captain Joseph Adams, son of
Sarah’s 2nd husband Capt. Daniel Adams [HS189] and Mehitable (Crosby) Adams [HS362]
along with Joseph’s wife Mary “Polly” (Brooks) Adams daughter of Capt. Benjamin Brooks,
Jr. [HS199] and Elizabeth (Green) Brooks [HS200]. Elizabeth (Green) Brooks and Sarah
(Green) (Phelps) Adams are sisters. Samuel Brooks, Esq. and Mary “Polly” (Brooks) Adams
are siblings.
ERECTED
In memory of
MRS. SARAH ADAMS
wife of Capt. Daniel Adams
who died
Jan. 4 1823.
In the 90th year of her age.
Silent is the memory of the just
When she lies sleeping in the dust.
Father: Eleazer Green, Jr.
Mother: Anna (Tarbell) Green
Maternal Grandfather: Deacon Thomas Tarbell, III
Maternal Grandmother: Elizabeth (Woods) Tarbell
Spouse: Capt. Daniel Adams [HS189]
Same day as Isaac Farrar married her sister Sarah
Spouse: Doctor Phineas Phelps
23 April 1760 Groton, Mass. (79, 135)
He of Lancaster, Mass. at marriage. He died 17 August 1770, age 37,
buried in Old Burial Field, Lancaster, Mass. (402)
Capt. Daniel Adams [HS189]
She of Lancaster, Mass. at marriage.
111
Adams name to settle in Jaffrey, where as early as 1778 he
took up land on Monadnock Mountain. This land was located
west of the present Poole Reservoir of the Jaffrey Water
Works. He sold his mountain lots—in 1784 the north half of lot
8, range 2, to Joseph Brooks, for the extraordinary
consideration of 79 bushels of rye, and in 1789, the remaining
south part and also one half of the adjoining lot 7, to Daniel
Adams and Daniel Adams, Jr., of Townsend, his father and
brother. These lots were upon the high rocky portion of the
mountain, southwest of the summit and could have had little
value for agriculture or grazing. They are now a part of the
State Forest Reservation. There is no evidence that Daniel
Adams, father or son, became residents of Jaffrey.
ADAMS
Most of the families bearing the old New England name of Adams, now
found everywhere in America, are descendants of four immigrant
ancestors—Henry of Braintree, John of Charlestown, Robert of Ipswich
and Newbury, and William of Ipswich, all of whom have been
represented in Jaffrey, New Hampshire.
ADAMS (HENRY)
HENRY1 ADAMS is believed to have arrived in Boston from
Devonshire, England, in 1632 or 1633, accompanied by his wife, eight
sons and one daughter. On Feb. 24, 1639 /40, he was allotted forty acres
of land at Mount Wollaston, as Braintree, Mass., was originally called.
He died there, Oct. 6, 1646. Upon his grave President John Adams
erected a monument which commemorates "the piety, humility,
simplicity, frugality, industry and perseverance" of the Adams
ancestors. The lineage of President Adams was: President John6, John4,
Joseph3, Joseph2, Henry1.
Ephraim Adams served as highway surveyor in 1789, and left
town soon after the sale of his real estate as his name is not
upon the Federal Census of 1790. He was a soldier of the
Revolution (see Vol. I) and in 1784 belonged to the Jaffrey
Training band. He m. Lydia Knowlton, b. Oct. 23, 1758, dau.
of Benjamin and Phebe (Wright) Knowlton of New Ipswich, N.
H. They had one child who left no issue.
Capt. DANIEL^ (Joseph3, John2, Henry1), lived in southwest part of
Lincoln, then within the limits of Concord, Mass. He m. Apr. 23,1715,
Elizabeth Minot. He died Feb. 9, 1780, a. 90.
History of Jaffrey, New Hampshire, Genealogy, page 1.
DANIEL' (Daniel4, Joseph', John2, Henry1), b. Oct. 15, 1720; m. (1)
Keziah Brooks, and had six children; (2) Mehitable Crosby of
Townsend, Mass., by whom he had ten children. He removed from
Lincoln to Townsend, where he died Oct. 10, 1795. He represented that
town in the General Court and held many important civil and military
offices.
See:
http://bioproj.sabr.org/bioproj.cfm?a=v&v=l&bid=639&pid=1
6943 for an explanation of why “Doc Adams” the grandson of
Captain Daniel [HS189] and Kezia (Brooks) Adams [HS190]
should be considered the Father of Baseball. “Doc Adams is
also the grandson of Dr. Isaac Mulliken, Esq. [HS84] and
Hannah (Barker) Mulliken [HS83].
1. EPHRAIM6 ADAMS (Daniel5, Daniel4, Joseph3, John2,
Henry1), sixth child of Daniel and Mehitable (Crosby) Adams
[incorrect mother], b. Aug. 14,1754, was among the first of the
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Children of Captain Daniel Adams [HS189]
Noah Brooks
Vital Records of Townsend, Mass. Births (213, 242)
Vital Records of Townsend, Mass. Deaths (227, 228)
Mother: Kezia (Brooks) Adams [HS190]
September 1748 [1758 written over] (347)
NO HEADSTONE: 2011
Elizabeth, born 31 July 1745; died 11 August 1745
Here Lies ye Body
of Noah Brooks ye
Son of Mr Benjamin
& Mrs. Sarah Brooks
His wife who Deccd
Septbr ye 16th AD 1748
In ye 10th Month
of his Age..
Daniel, born 29 July 1746
Abner, born 22 October 1748
Rebekah, born 6 July 1750
Benjamin, born 17 October 1752
Ephraim, born 14 August 1754
Robert, born 8 January 1757; died 3 February 1757
Phebe, born 17 November 1757; died 18 November 1757
Kezia, born 28 February 1759 [HS366]
Mehethebell [Mehitable]. Born 23 February 1761
Elisabeth, born 7 June 1763 [HS361]
Mary, born 23 July 1765 [HS142]
Joseph, born 7 July 1767
James, born 27 May 1769; died 9 July 1769
The Brooks children, Noah HS191, Seth HS192, Rebeckah HS193, Abner HS194, Dorothy
HS195 and their mother Sarah HS198, are recorded as dieing in August and September 1747
Townsend, Mass. (228) This appears correct. The headstones give their death date as 1748
Townsend, Mass. (347– 48) Even though the chiseled words are very rustic, the 1748 is clear.
The mother’s headstone is not rustic.
Phebe, born 18 December 1770
James, born 15 April 1773 [HS364]
113
Seth Brooks
Rebecca Brooks
Birth: 14 April 1742 Concord, Mass. (157)
13 September 1748 (347)
1748 [1758 written over] (347)
08 y Should be 05 y?
NO HEADSTONE: 2011
Here Lies ye Body of
Seth Brooks ye son of
Mr. Benjamin Brooks &
Mrs. Sarah Brooks his
wife who Deccd Sept.
ye 13th AD 1748 in the
26th Year of his Age.
Here Lies ye Body
of Rebecah Brooks
ye Daughter of Mr
Benjamin Brooks &
Mrs Sarah Brooks his
Wife who Deccd Sept
ye 5th AD 1748 in
ye 6th Year of her Age
114
Abner Brooks
Dorothy Brooks
Birth: 4 June 1731 Concord, Mass. (126)
1748 [1758 written over] (347) 2 September 1748 (visual)
Dec. 1748 (347) 27 August 1748 (visual)
Here Lies ye Body of Abner Brooks ye Son of Mr.
Benjamin Brooks
& Mrs. Sarah Brooks His Wife who
Decsd Septbr ye 2d
AD 1748 in ye 8th
Year of his Age.
Dorithy Brooks ye Dau
ghter of Mr Benjamen
Brooks & Mrs Sarah
Brooks His wife who
Deccd Agst Ye 27th
1748 in ye 17th
Year of her age.
115
Benjamin Brooks
Elizabeth (Church?) (Giles) Brooks
Birth: About 1709
In memory of
MRS. ELIZABETH BROOKS
the wife of
MR. BENJAMIN BROOKS
who died Oct. 9th 1780,
Draw near my friends and think on me,
I once was in this world like thee;
Now I’m mould’ring in the dust,
In hopes to rise among the just.
Spouse: Eleazer Giles, Jr.
27 March 1724 (See next page)
Benjamin Brooks [HS196]
16 November 1749 Hopkinton, Mass. (233, 380)
In memory of
MR. BENJAMIN BROOKS,
who died March 27th
1793; in the 95th year
of age.
Attend ye friends while passing by,
Remember you are dovin’d to die;
The longest life to man is giv’n,
To learn the way that leads to heav’n.
Father: Noah Brooks
Mother: Dorothy (Wright) Brooks
Paternal Grandfather: Capt. Joshua Brooks
Paternal Grandmother: Hannah (Mason) Brooks
He of Townsend, Mass.
Married 17 October 1653 Watertown, Mass.
Maternal Grandfather: Capt. Edward Wright
Died 7 August 1703 Sudbury, Mass. (V1 331)
Maternal Grandmother: Hannah (Epsom) Wright
Married 18 June 1659 Sudbury, Mass. (V1 192, V1 290)
Died 18 May 1708 Sudbury, Mass. (V1 331)
Spouse: Sarah (Heywood) Brooks [HS198]
29 December 1719 Concord, Mass. (101)
Elizabeth (Church?) (Giles) Brooks [HS197]
16 November 1749 Hopkinton, Mass. (233, 380)
116
Elizabeth (Church?) (Giles) Brooks
and
Eleazer Giles, Jr.
Sarah (Heywood) Brooks
Internet sources state that she was the widow of Eleazer Giles of
Hopkinton born 8 July 1698 Salem, Mass. (353) son of Eleazer &
Elizabeth (Bishop) Giles at her marriage to Benjamin Brooks and
that she and Eleazer were married 27 March 1724. No records of
marriage or his death in Hopkinton, Mass. or Salem, Mass. Seems
logical that she was married previously. Birth records of 7 children
of Eleazer Hopkinton, Mass. (88) The husband Eleazer appears to
have died between 1743 the birth of her last Giles child and 1749 her
2nd marriage. Administration of his estate in Hopkinton is probate
record #9136 in 1749 so he probably died in 1749. In 1765 Eleazer
Giles of Hopkinton was warned out of Townsend, Mass. (455) This
Eleazer is probably her son who was 23 yrs old at her 2nd marriage,
39 yrs old in 1765. Ebenezer Giles (12 yrs old in 1749) with 8
childbirths recorded in Townsend, Mass. (236) was the father of
Deacon John Giles [HS143] and Joseph Giles (6 yrs old in 1749)
with 5 childbirths recorded in Townsend, Mass. (255) and James
Giles (9 yrs old in 1749) with 8 childbirths recorded in Townsend,
Mass. (243) and Joseph Giles (6 years old in 1749) with 5 childbirths
recorded in Townsend, Mass. (254) are said to be her sons. Birth
records for these sons in Hopkinton, Mass. (88) Samuel Giles, son
of Eleazer and Elizabeth, married Mary Axtell of Grafton, Mass. in
Hopkinton, Mass. (218, 280) on 16 November 1749 the same day as
the Giles / Brooks marriage. He would have been 25 yrs old. Her
only daughter Elizabeth married Thomas Howard of Mendon, Mass.
27 November 1746 in Hopkinton, Mass. (280, 303) One Internet
source gives her maiden name as Elizabeth Church. Also see [HS69]
25 September1748 (347)
Footstone: Mrs. Sarah Brooks
In memory of
MRS. SARAH BROOKS,
the wife of
MR. BENJAMIN BROOKS,
who died Sep. 25th 1748
In the 49th year of her age.
Stop passenger as you pass by,
As you are now so once was I:
As I am now so you may be,
Father: Deacon John Heywood
Mother:
Sarah (Blodgett) Heywood
Born 17 February 1668 Woburn, Mass. (V1, 23)
Married 7 January 1687 Woburn, Mass. (V3, 27)
Paternal Grandfather: John Heywood
Died 17 January 1701 Concord, Mass. (58)
Paternal Grandmother: Rebecca (Atkinson) Heywood
Married 17 August 1656 Concord, Mass. (8) Died 5 August 1665 Concord, Mass. (12)
Second Wife: Sarah (Simonds) Heywood
Married 30 November 1665 Concord, Mass.(12) Died 19 September 1692 Concord, Mass. (56)
Maternal Grandfather: Samuel Blodgett
Maternal Grandmother: Ruth (Eggleston) Blodgett
Married 13 December 1665 Woburn, Mass. (V3, 27)
Spouse: Benjamin Brooks [HS196]
29 December 1719 Concord, Mass. (101)
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*Capt. Benjamin Brooks, Jr.
Elizabeth (Green) Brooks
Sister of Sarah (Green) (Phelps) Adams, who died in her 90th year, 3rd wife
of Capt. Daniel Adams [HS189]
Birth: 23 February 1730 Groton, Mass. (101)
IN
Memory of
Capt. BENJAMIN BROOKS,
who died June 7, 1790
in the 61st year
of his age.
Stop my friends and think on me,
I once was in this World like thee.
Now I lie mould’ring in the dust,
In hoping to rise among the Just.
In memory of
Mrs. ELIZABETH
widow of Capt. Benjamin Brooks,
who died
Oct. 4, 1827:
in the 97 year of
her age.
Father: Eleazer Green, Jr.
Mother: Anna (Tarbell) Green
Born 28 May 1702 Groton, Mass. (237) Married 8 March 1722 Groton,
Mass. (78, 169) Died 27 November 1753 Groton, Mass. (227)
Died 65 y 10 September 1737 Groton, Mass. (227)
Died 68y 17 March 1744 Groton, Mass. (227) See HS135 for Elizabeth’s
parents, Jonas Prescott, Esq. and Mary (Loker) Prescott.
Maternal Grandfather: Deacon Thomas Tarbell, III
Died 49th y 8 October 1715 Groton, Mass. (274)
Maternal Grandmother: Elizabeth (Woods) Tarbell
Died 52nd y 24 January 1717 Groton, Mass. (273)
American Flag
Spouse: Capt. Benjamin Brooks, Jr. [HS199]
22 January 1752 Groton, Mass. (34, 78)
Spouse: Elizabeth (Green) Brooks [HS200]
22 January 1752 Groton, Mass. (34, 78)
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SAMUEL WHITNEY [HS201A]
iv. Harriett Newell Whitney, b. 23 Jun 1822; d. Jun 1858, Nashua, NH,
s. p.; m. 1846, Concord, NH, Simon B. Whicher.
Internet information at: http://wiki.whitneygen.org
Children of Samuel7 and Kezia (Gage) Whitney:
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6
5
4
3
2
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Samuel Whitney (Asa , Levi , Daniel , Jonathan , Jonathan , John ), son
of Asa6 and Mary (Wallis) Whitney, was born 27 Feb 1794, and died 16
Dec 1870, Hudson, MI, aged 76 years.[1]
v. Helen M. Whitney, b. Aug 1832, South Boston, MA; d. Aug 1851,
Nashua, NH.
vi. Adelia Gage Whitney, b. 19 Feb 1837, Townsend, MA; d. 12 Nov
1841, Townsend, MA, aged 6 years.[5]
He married firstly, 30 Sep 1813, Polly Wallace. She was born about 1797,
and died 20 Nov 1825, Townsend, MA, aged 28 years,[2] or Sep 1823,
Nashua, NH.
Census
•
He married secondly, Kezia M. Gage. She was born about 1800, and died
16 Dec 1837, Townsend, MA, aged 37 years.[3]
1820, Townsend, Middlesex Co., MA: Samuel Whitney, 1 male 26-44, 2 males 0-9,
1 female over 45, 1 female 26-44, and 1 female 0-9; 1 engaged in agriculture.
References
He married thirdly, Hannah M. -----. She was born about 1805, and died 31
Aug 1866, Townsend, MA, aged 61 years.[4]
•
Samuel Whitney was the inventor of what is known as the Woodworth planer. He
spent considerable time and money on this machine. He had a model made by a
competent machinist, which did the work admirably, and he intended to secure a
patent on the same; but while he delayed in attending to that business and dreaming
about the fortune he hoped to make by it, a dishonest man stealthily invaded the
premises in which the model was stored, took the drawings and admeasurements of
it, from which another model was made and sent to Washington, and a patent was
taken out in another man's name. By this bold and villainous theft Mr. Whitney was
defrauded out of the benefit of his ingenious and useful invention. He resided
Townsend and Waltham, MA, and Hudson, Lenawee County, MI.
All data imported from Frederick Clifton Pierce, The Descendants of John Whitney,
Who Came from London, England, to Watertown, Massachusetts, in 1635,
(Chicago: 1895), p. 360.
1.^ "Samuel [Whitney], [died] Dec. 16, 1870, a. 76y. G.S.," according to Henry C. Hallowell,
ed., Vital Records of Townsend Massachusetts: Town Records to 1850 with Marriage
Intentions to 1873 and Cemetery Inscriptions (Boston, Mass.: N.E. Historic Genealogical
Society, 1992).
2.^ "Mary W. [Whitney], w. Samuel, [died] Nov. 20, 1825, a. 28y. G.S.," according to
Townsend Vital Records.
3.^ "Kezia M. [Whitney], w. Samuel, [died] Dec. 15, 1837, a. 37y. G.S.," according to
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Children of Samuel and Polly (Wallace) Whitney:
4.^ "Hannah M. [Whitney], w. Samuel, Aug. 31, 1866, a. 61y. G.S.," according to Townsend
Vital Records.
i. Mary J.8 Whitney, b. 11 Feb 1814; m.(1) Dec 1854, Varnum
Spaulding; m.(2) 4 Jun 1867, Joel Shattuck, b. Aug 1784; d. 21 Jun
1871; resided Brookline, NH, s. p.
ii. Samuel Whitney, b. 20 Jul 1817; m. Lydia Stowell.
iii. Jonathan Wallace Whitney, b. 13 May 1819; m. Mary A. Brooks.
5.^ "Adelia [Whitney], d. Samuel and Kezia, [died] Nov. 12, 1840, a. 6y. G.S.," according to
119
Row 9 – Headstone 2 – Right of Center Path [HS201A]
Adelia Whitney
Samuel Whitney
Birth: 27 February 1794 Townsend, Mass. (Townsend History, 451)
Died at Waltham, Mass. (Townsend History, 451)
Died at Hudson, Lenawee, Michigan (Family History)
76 years old (348); Resided Lowell, Mass. 1844 (T189)
Back Side of Headstone:
Samuel Whitney
Died
Dec. 16, 1870
AE. 76 yrs.
Father: Asa Whitney
Mother: Mary (Wallis) Whitney
19 February 1837 – 12 November 1841 (see previous pages)
9 November 1839 (301)
Headstone on ground, knocked off base,
until secured upright on base in August 2011.
Front Side of Headstone:
SAMUEL WHITNEY
MARY W.
KEZIA M.
HANNAH M.
ADELIA,
dau. of
Samuel & Kezia
WHITNEY
died Nov. 12, 1840
AE. 6 yrs.
Paternal Grandfather: Lieut. Levi Whitney
Paternal Grandmother: Rebecca (Clark) Whitney [HS212]
Maternal Grandfather: William Wallis
Maternal Grandmother: Mary ( ______ ) Wallis
Father: Samuel Whitney [HS201A]
Mother: Kezia (Gage) Whitney [HS203]
Spouse: Mary “Polly” (Wallis) Whitney [HS202]
Kezia (Gage) Whitney [HS203]
About 1828
Hannah (Marshall) Whitney [HS204]
Paternal Grandfather: Asa Whitney
Paternal Grandmother: Mary (Wallis) Whitney
She of Nashua, N.H.
120
Mary “Polly” (Wallis) Whitney
Kezia (Gage) Whitney
28 years old (348)
Mary W., his wife
died Nov. 20, 1825,
AE. 28 yrs.
Birth: About 1800
37 years old (348)
29 December 1837, 31 years old (299)
Kezia M., his wife
died Dec. 15, 1832,
AE. 37 yrs.
Father: William Wallis, Jr.
Mother:
Father:
Mother:
Polly (Price) Wallis
Married 1 March 1787 Townsend, Mass. (27)
Paternal Grandfather: William Wallis
Died 12 September 1797 Townsend, Mass. (257)
Paternal Grandmother: Mary ( ______ ) Wallis
Spouse: Samuel Whitney [HS201A]
About 1828
121
Hannah (Marshall) Whitney
William Gilchrest Seaver
Birth: About 1805 Of Nashua, N.H.: 1839
Death: 8 March 1818 Townsend, Mass. (273, 284, 348)
May have had earlier marriage. May not be maiden name. Name on
headstone at [HS 201] indicates that M. is correct maiden name initial.
2 March 1812 (348) Obvious K on headstone. G. on other records.
In memory of
William K. Seaver
Son of
Abraham Seaver
& Lucy his wife
who died
March the 8. 1818.
AEt. 10 months.
61 years old (348)
Hannah M., his wife
died Aug. 31, 1866,
AE. 61 yrs.
The Mormon site records a Hannah Marshall born 14 October 1804
Lunenburg, Mass. daughter of John and Abigail (Bicknell) Marshall. They
could be the John and Abigail Marshall buried in Hillside Cemetery,
Townsend, Mass. (381)
Here lies my little prattling Boy
His Fathers pride his Mothers joy
Sleep on sweet babe and take thy rest
God cal,d thee home he thought it best.
Father:
Mother:
Father: Abraham Seaver
Born 9 March 1781 Townsend, Mass. (249) Died 80 y, 4 d 13 March 1861
Mother:
Lucy (Lawrence) Seaver
Married 21 December 1809 Townsend, Mass. (43, 62) Died 75 y, 6 m 17
March 1861 buried Hillside Cemetery, Townsend, Mass. (377)
Paternal Grandfather: Lieut. Thomas Seaver [HS172]
Paternal Grandmother: Hannah (Wood) Seaver [HS173]
She of Nashua, N.H.
Maternal Grandfather: Daniel Lawrence
Maternal Grandmother: Lucy (Roe) Lawrence
Married 16 September 1784 Townsend, Mass. (13, 26)
122
Jesse Wood Seaver
Sarah ( ______ ) Clarke
Birth: About 1710
Jesse Wood Sever
Son of Lt. Thomas
& Mrs Hannah Sever
who Died June
the 9 1785;
Aged 10 Months
And 23 Days.
In Memory of
Mrs. Sarah Clark,
The wife of Dean. Samuel
Clark, who Died Feb. 12,
1787 in the 77 year
of her age.
She dies the pieous matron dies
Her children weep & close her eyes,
Could love & friendship caus’d her stay
Then cruel Death had left his pray
Her soul from Mortal care released
May rise to realms of joy and peace
To join the bright serophic train
To love and praise her Maker’s name.
Father: Lieut. Thomas Seaver [HS172]
Mother: Hannah (Wood) Seaver [HS173]
Paternal Grandfather: Samuel Seaver
Paternal Grandmother: Hannah (Faxon) Seaver
Maternal Grandfather: Samuel Wood
Maternal Grandmother: Kezia (Moore) Wood
Father:
Mother:
Spouse: Deacon Samuel Clarke [HS208]
About 1730
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Deacon Samuel Clarke
Sarah (Hapgood) Whitney
Birth: About 1672
[Two brothers and one sister born 1665-1669 Sudbury, Mass. (62)]
In Memory of
Deacn. SAMUEL CLARKE
who Departed this Life
in full assurance of a Better
on the 17th of May 1783
in the 77th Year of his age.
HERE LIES BURIED
Ye BODY OF Ye
WIDOW SARAH
WHITNEY RELiCT TO
MR JONA WHITNEY
LATE OF CONCORD
WHO DECd JULY Ye
26th AD 1746
IN Ye 75th YEAR
OF HER AGE
When Death Did Call he Did Rejoice
He New his Lovely Savours Voice
He Let him See his Smiling Face
He Scarcely Felt Deaths Cold Embrace
Let Angels Guard Around His Tomb
Till the last Trumpets joyful Sound
Tha bid the Sleeping Dust arise
With Splendor in Ye Azure Skies
Mark the Perfect Man & Behold Upright
For the end of that Man is Peace.
Father: Shadrack Hapgood
Born about 1642 in England. Came to America, age 14, in 1656 on Speedwell. He died on
Friday, 2 August 1675 in Brookfield, Worcester County, Massachusetts. According to Ward,
Andrew Henshaw. Ward Family: Descendants of William Ward. Boston: Samuel G. Drake,
1851, he was one of a troop of twenty men, who accompanied Capt. Hutchinson to Quaboag
(Brookfield) to treat with the Indians, and was there, with four others, suddenly shot down by
the treacherous enemy, lurking in ambush, and killed on the spot.
Mother: Elizabeth (Treadway) (Hapgood) Hayward
Married 21 October 1664 Sudbury, Mass. (208, 277) Married 2nd Joseph
Hayward as his 2nd wife 23 March 1677 Concord, Mass. (19)
Father: William Clarke [HS325]
Mother: Eunice (Taylor) Clarke [HS326]
Paternal Grandfather: Thomas Hapgood
Paternal Grandmother: Joanne (Scullard) Hapgood
Paternal Grandfather: Samuel Clark
Paternal Grandmother: Rachel (Nichols) Clark
Maternal Grandfather: Nathaniel Treadway
Maternal Grandmother: Sufferance (Hayes) Treadway
Born England. Married, lived Watertown, Mass.
Maternal Grandfather: John Taylor
Maternal Grandmother: Eunice (Woolley) Taylor
Spouse:
Jonathan Whitney
10 April 1688
Jonathan Whitney ye Husband of Mrs. Sarah his Wife died March 17:
1734/5 [76 y, 4m, 28d gravestone] (Concord, Mass (128))
Spouse: Sarah ( ______ ) Clarke [HS207]
About 1730
124
Dean Crawford Smith and Melinde Lutz Sanborn, The Ancestry of Eva
Belle Kempton, 1878-1908, Part I: The Ancestry of Warren Francis
Kempton 1817-1879 (Boston, MA: New England Historic Genealogical
Society, 1996), pp. 544-547.
for the sd Tabitha; Ebenezer Cufler & Anna his Wife for
the said Anna, being all the Heirs at Law to the Estate
afores'd, Do hereby conclude, condescend & agree to
divide the same to and among us the said Subscribers, and
the parties we appear for as above in equal Shares; and do
hereby acknowledge and declare that we have divided and
received the same according thereunto Each one
respectively his full and whole part as a final Settlement
of the same being nine equal Shares in the whole. In
Testimony whereof we have hereunto sett our hands and
Seals this 10 Day of Octor A:D: 1746
Shadrach Whitney
Jonathan Whitney
Amos Whitney
Daniel Whitney
Sarah Warren
Tabitha her X mark Hunt
Annah her O mark Cutler
In the presence of us
Samuel Taylor
William Fletcher
The following Articles is a Schedule or Inventory of all
the Estate that Sarah Whitney late deceased mentioned in
the within Instrument died seized of, and that is divided to
and among her heirs as within mentioned
Probate for Sarah (Hapgood) Whitney [HS209]
(Middlesex Probate 1735 #24691])
Wheraas Sarah Whitney late of Townshend in the County
of Middlesex deceasd Relict of Jonathan Whitney of
Concord in the County aforesaid died siezed of sundry
Goods & moneys not dispos'd of in her life time whereof
Administration is not taken; and the Heirs at law being all
of Age, and capacitated to divide the same as hereafter
expressed and having mutually and amicably agreed,
distributed and seffled the same, being the Estate
enumerated, in the Schedule hereunto annexed, The
Subscribers being the Children and Heirs as afores'd &
Guardians & Rpresentatives of the sd Heirs, vizt Shadrech
Whitney, ye Eldest son who appears for himself & the
Heirs of Zaccheus Whitney deceased as their Guardian;
Jonathan Whitney for himself, Amos Whitney for himself
and as Guardian for the Heirs of Timothy Whitney
deceased, Daniel Whitney for himself, Sarah Warren
widow for herself and Samuel Hunt and Tabitha, his Wife
One Bond
15.11.1
To Cash
0.6.8
one old Woollen Blankit
0.15.0
One Bond
6.0.0
To one Grate Bible
3.10.0
one Cotten Table cloath
1.6.0
One Bond
7.3.6
One Greate Book
3.10.0
To Six Cotten Napkins
2.5.0
One Bond
8.0.11
One Book of Nineteen Sermons
0.8.0
To 2 Table cloaths
0.14.3
One Bond
5.0.0
One Book of Mr Farwells
0.10.0
To three Towels & 3 old Cloaths
0.14.6
Dept Due
5.0.0
One Book of Mr Vincens
0.4.0
To Two Cotten Pillow cloaths
1.4.6
more Due
5.2.0
One Book of Mr Henrys
0.3.0
To old Cotten Ditto
0.7.6
more Due
1.0.0
To Three Small Books
0.3.0
To Two Pillow cloaths & 4 old cloths
0.15.0
Dept Due
5.0.0
To One Camblit Gown
6.10.0
one old wallet
0.2.6
Dept Due
1.15.5
To three Low Ditto
3.10.0
To five Baskits & Two Boxes
0.14.0
To Silver Claspts &c
1.5.6
To five old Ditto
2.10.0
To thj one pound & 3/4 pewter
12.14.0
125
One Brass Cittle
4.0.0
Tow Two Wascotts
0.6.0
one Small Brass Ditto
1.0.0
One Pair of Stockins
0.9.0
One warming Pan
1.0.0
Old Stocki Pockits & Garters
0.4.6
One Brass Skilllt
1.0.0
One Cotten Shift
1.12.0
One Brass Skimer
0.50.
To four old Ditto
0.10.0
One Iron Kittle
1.6.6
To one fine Ditto
1.19.0
One Box Iron & heaters candle melt
stick & fork
0.11.0
To Two fine aprons
2.3.0
To one fistion wescoot
1.0.0
one Tramiel
0.10.0
one fine Hankerchief
0.15.0
one Rale & Tongues
0.16.0
one Silk moslen Ditto
0.8.0
To Two Earthen Plates and Poringer
0.4.0
To Two Stript Ditto
0.7.0
To Glasses
0.6.6
one pair of white Gloves
0.9.0
To Tin wair
0.2.6
To Three pair old Lather Ditto
0.9.0
One Chaping knife
0.5.0
one whit Hankerchief
0.4.0
To knives & forks
0.6.0
To Caps
2.7.0
one Earthen pott & Jugg
0.2.2
One pair of thread Stokins
0.10.0
One chest of Draws
2.5.0
to bonhits
0.9.0
one old Chest & Box
0.16.0
To Two pair of Shoes
1.1.0
One Table
0.16.0
To flax yarn & thread
0.17.9
To four old Chairs
0.16.0
To cysors kniting nedles & comb
0.8.0
To one Harthell
01.15.0
To one Bead bolster & Two Pillers
18.10.0
To one Churn
0.15.0
one Bedstead under Bed & Cord
1.18.0
One Barrill
0.5.0
To Two Dimond Coverlids
5.0.0
Scails & Wait
0.5.0
one Rugg
1.15.0
One Tunrel
0.3.0
one Ragg Coverlid
1.10.0
one Ramel
0.5.0
one flock Bed & Two Pillows
6.8.0
One Sillicrape Gown
3.0.0
Pair of Curtains & vollence
1.11.3
One Drudgit Gown
3.0.0
To her Cotten Sheats
5.0.0
One Rideing Wood
2.10.0
one Pillion
0.12.0
One old Rieding Wood & Gown
0.10.0
one Pair of Cards
0.3.0
One Quilted Peticoat
3.0.0
To Two old Wheals spindle & Real
0.18.0
One Quilted Coat
1.15.0
To Black Silk
2.10.0
Two Stript Ditto
2.0.0
[untotalled but in old tenor]
One Pair of old Slays
0.10.0
To Three apperns
0.15.0
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Dated this 10 day of Octor A.D 1746
Daniel Taylor
William Thacher
"This inventory implies a refined and welleducated household.
Old Burying Ground, Highland Street, Townsend, Massachusetts
*Lieut. Amos Whitney
Zacheus Whitney
Birth: 1 May 1705 Watertown, Massachusetts (V 2, 30)
Birth: 5 March 1735 Bedford, Mass. (55)
In Memory of,
Lieut. AMOS WHITNEY,
who Departed this life,
Octr 31th; 1770.
In the 66th Year of his Age.
the Man is Gone No More to Visit Earth
And lo a new scene opens at his death
This Publick Views in lustre now appear
And Men Enjoy his Bounties Far & near
this Town by Gratitude & Justice led
Own him a Benefactor While he is dead
On Children Yet Unborn his Gifts descend;
Which Will continue Until and shall end
SAR 1775 Marker
Here lies the Body
of Mr. Zacheus Whitney Who
Was born in Bedford March 5th 1735
and departed this Life
May the 25th 1760 Aged 25 Years
two months and 20 days.
Soon as the Silver Cord was loosed
The golden book did break
This youth he in the grave must Sleep
Till Christ shall him awake
The Glorious Sound shall rend the Sky
And pears the darksome Grave
This youth he then shall hear the Sound
And leave the rotting grave.
Father: Zacheus Whitney
Born 16 November 1707 Sudbury, Mass. (151)
Died 14 March 1740 Bedford, Mass. (139)
Mother: Mary (Wheeler) (Whitney) Grimes
Born 12 August 1704 Concord, Mass. (61)
Married Zacheus 23 May 1734 Concord, Mass. (131)
Married William Grimes 1 January 1741 Bedford, Mass. (106)
Father: Jonathan Whitney
Mother: Sarah (Hapgood) Whitney [HS209]
Paternal Grandfather: Jonathan Whitney
Paternal Grandmother: Lydia (Jones) Whitney
Paternal Grandfather: Jonathan Whitney
Paternal Grandmother: Sarah (Hapgood) Whitney [HS209]
Maternal Grandfather: Shadrack Hapgood
Maternal Grandmother: Elizabeth (Treadway) (Hapgood) Hayward
Maternal Grandfather: Timothy Wheeler
Died 51st y 14 April 1718 Concord, Mass. (94)
Maternal Grandmother: Lydia (Wheeler) (Wheeler) Stow
Born 27 October 1675 Concord, Mass. (19) Married Timothy 19 May 1692 Concord, Mass.
(36) Married 2nd wife Nathaniel Stow, Jr. 21 April 1720 Concord, Mass. (98)
127
Amos Whitney (1832-1920),
Rebecca (Clark) Whitney
U.S. mechanical engineer and manufacturer, in 1860 organized what
Birth: About 1736 Townsend, Mass. (203: page lost)
is now Pratt & Whitney Co., East Hartford, Connecticut, with
Francis Pratt. He employed W. A. Rogers and G. M. Bond in 1879 to
In Memory of
Mrs. REBEKAH WHITNEY
the Wife of
Lieut. LEVI WHITNEY
April ye 11, 1779:
in the 43d Year
of her age
develop the Rogers-Bond comparator, credited with rescuing
mechanical science and industry from inconvenience. He also
established policies leading to successful training of apprentices
there and eventually became president, he retired at age 69 in 1901
when the company was acquired by Niles-Bement-Pond Company.
Father: Deacon Samuel Clark [HS208]
Mother: Sarah ( ______ ) Clark [HS207]
Amos was born 8 October 1832 in Biddeford, Maine, the son of
Aaron Whitney, Jr. and Rebecca (Perkins) Whitney. Amos died 88th
Paternal Grandfather: William Clark [HS325]
Paternal Grandmother: Eunice (Taylor) Clark [HS326]
year 5 August 1920 in Portland, Maine. Aaron Whitney, Sr. was born
13 September 1772 in Townsend, Mass. (239) the son of Levi and
Spouse: Lieut. Levi Whitney
Rebecca (Clark) Whitney [HS212]. Levi and Rebecca are Amos'
Levi, son of Daniel and Thankful (Allen) Whitney,
Grandson of Jonathan and Sarah (Hapgood) Whitney [HS209]
Born 5 December 1739 Shrewsbury, Mass. (112) Died 8 January 1809
(Mormon Site) Gives location as Townsend, Mass. but no record found.
(_____) Clark [HS207] are Amos’ great-great-grandparents.
great-grandparents. Deacon Samuel Clark [HS208] and Sarah
William Clark [HS325] and Eunice (Taylor) Clark [HS326] are
Amos’ great-great-great-grandparents. Sarah (Hapgood) Whitney
[HS209] is also Amos’ great-great-great-grandmother. Amos was
likely named for his great-great-uncle Lieut. Amos Whitney
[HS210] a generous benefactor to the town of Townsend.
Many more details at: www.prattandwhitney.com/history.htm
128
David Spafford
Mary (Worster?) (Bailey) Spafford
Birth: 4 December 1710 Rowley, Mass. (V1 200)
Birth: About 1703
In Memory of
Mrs. MARY SPAFFARD
The wife of
Mr. David Spaffard.
who Died Sept the
10th 1787;
in the 84 year
of her age.
In memory of
MR. DAVID SPAFFORD,
who died 3d March
1793:
in the 84th year
of his age.
Father: Jonathan Spafford
Born 28 May 1684 Rowley, Mass. (V1 202)
Died 89th y 16 January 1772 Rowley, Mass. (V1 422)
Mother: Jemima (Freethe) Spafford
Father:
Mother:
Born 1686 York, Maine Married 13 May 1706 intent Rowley, Mass. (V1 401)
Paternal Grandfather: John Spafford, Jr.
Died 22 April 1696 Rowley, Mass. (V1 522)
Paternal Grandmother: Sarah (Wheeler) (Spafford) Hopkinson
Married, Sarah dau. of David Wheeler, 9 March 1676 Rowley, Mass. (V1 401)
Marriage intent to Caleb Hopkinson of Bradford, Mass. 25 April 1701 Rowley, Mass. (V1 404)
Maternal Grandfather: John Freethe
Maternal Grandmother: Hannah (Brey) (Freethe) Hazelton
Spouse: Somebody Bailey
His daughter Mary married Nathaniel Bailey 20 October 1757 Bradford, Mass. (V1
181, V1 272) and came in 1774 to live in Townsend, Mass. (442) It appears that he
may be the son of her father’s 2nd wife. His son David, Jr. and his family came 9
April 1781 from Temple, N.H. to live in Townsend, Mass. (445)
A Nathaniel Bailey died May 1750 Bradford, Mass. (V1 296)
Nathaniel and Mary Bailey had children born 1728 - 1746 in
Bradford, Mass. Nathaniel Bailey of Rowley married Mary
Worster 25 July 1726 Newbury, Mass. (V2 27, V2 526)
Their son Nathaniel appears to be husband of Mary Spafford,
daughter of David Spafford.
Spouse: Hannah (Cheney) Spafford
6 March 1735 Rowley, Mass. (V1 400)
David Spafford [HS213]
26 May 1756 Rowley, Mass. (V1 400)
Hannah died 6 May 1755 Rowley, Mass. (V1 522)
Mary (Worster?) (Bailey) Spafford [HS214]
26 May 1756 Rowley, Mass. (V1 400)
She of Bradford, Mass.
129
Row 11a – Headstone 1 – Left of Center Path [HS216]
Uzza Richardson
Mary (Stevens) Ball
Birth: 19 May 1702 Chelmsford, Mass. (153)
In her 69 y (348)
Page Lost Townsend, Mass. (203) for births of
Jeremiah and Mary (Stevens) Ball. See after [HS154]
UZZA,
son of
ZACHEUS &
MARY RICHARDSON:
died
Oct. 1, 1812,
AEt. 11 y.
In Memory of
Mrs. MARY BALL
the Wife of
Mr. JEREMIAH BALL
Who Departed this
life Feb Ye 11th, 1764:
in the 62 Year
of her age.
the Sweet Remembrance
of the Just Shall Flourish
When they Sleep in Dust.
Father: Zacheus Richardson
Born 21 January 1771 Townsend, Mass. (241)
Died 89 y, 1 m, 13 d 5 March 1860 Townsend, Mass. (357)
Mother:
Mary (Ball) Richardson
Father: Richard Stevens
Born 6 May 1773 Townsend, Mass. (219)
Married 20 December 1797 Townsend, Mass. (33, 59)
Died 84 y, 10 m, 13 d 19 March 1858 Townsend, Mass. (357)
Died 79 y 3 March 1753 Chelmsford, Mass. (448)
Mother:
Hannah (Heald) Stevens
Born 10 October 1676 Concord, Mass. (19)
Died 11 November 1755 Chelmsford, Mass. (448)
Maternal Grandfather: Sgt. John Heald, Jr.
Died 17 June 1689 Concord, Mass. (55)
Maternal Grandmother: Sarah (Dane) Heald
Died 22 July 1689 Concord, Mass. (55)
Paternal Grandfather: Hezekiah Richardson, Jr.
Born 20 July 1741 Townsend, Mass. (209)
Paternal Grandmother: Elizabeth (Howe) Richardson
Born 30 August 1742 Woburn, Mass. (V1, 209)
Married (he of Townsend) 4 September 1766 Woburn, Mass. (V3 136)
Paternal Great-grandparents: Hezekiah Richardson [HS71]
and Elizabeth (Walker) Richardson [HS70]
Maternal Grandfather: Ebenezer Ball [HS156]
Maternal Grandmother: Rebecca (Butterfield) Ball [HS155]
Spouse: Jeremiah Ball
About 1727
130
*Jeremiah Ball
Hannah (Fletcher) Ball
Birth: 1 May 1701 Concord, Mass. (51)
Birth: 9 November 1718 Chelmsford, Mass. (63)
Page Lost Townsend, Mass. (203) for births of
Jeremiah and Mary (Stevens) Ball. See after [HS154]
In memory of
Mrs. Hannah Ball
The widow of
Mr. Jeremiah Ball
who Died May 23d 1788;
in the 70th year
of her age.
In Memory of,
Mr. JEREMIAH BALL
Who Departed This
Life April the 12, 1780:
in the 79 Year;
of his age.
Blessed are the Dead,
Which Die in the Lord.
they rept from their labour
& their Works do follow them.
Father: Samuel Fletcher
Died 66 y 6 September 1749 buried Fairview Cemetery, Westford, Mass. (V1 277)
Mother:
Father: Nathaniel Ball, Jr.
Born 3 July 1663 Concord, Mass. (11)
Died in his 62 y 4 March 1725 buried Concord, Mass. (110)
Mother:
Hannah ( ______ ) Fletcher
Married about 1712. 13 child births Chelmsford and Westford, Mass.
Died 70 y 8 July 1759 buried Fairview Cemetery, Westford, Mass. (V1 277)
Mary (Brooks) Ball
Paternal Grandfather: Samuel Fletcher
Died in her 63 y 22 August 1726 buried Concord, Mass. (110)
Baptized 1 December 1656 a. about 4 y Chelmsford, Mass. (66)
Paternal Grandmother: Hannah (Foster) Fletcher
Paternal Grandfather: Nathaniel Ball
Baptized 1 December 1656 a. about 7 y Chelmsford, Mass. (69)
Married 1677? Chelmsford, Mass. (228, 234)
Paternal Grandmother: Mary ( _______ ) Ball
Died about 39 y 14 February 1669 Concord, Mass. (14)
Maternal Grandfather: Caleb Brooks
Maternal Grandmother: Susan (Atkinson) Brooks
Died 19 January 1668 Concord, Mass. (14)
Spouse: Jeremiah Ball [HS217]
15 April 1765 Chelmsford, Mass. Intention (177, 229)
Spouse: Mary (Stevens) Ball [HS216]
About 1727
Hannah (Fletcher) Ball [HS218]
15 April 1765 Chelmsford, Mass. Intention (177, 229)
131
John Wallis, Jr.
Sarah (Wheeler) Wallis
Birth: About 1695 of Stow, Mass.
Birth: About 1700 of Stow, Mass. at marriage
In Memory of
Mr. John Wallace Jr.
who Departed this life
Sept the 30th 1777:
in the 83 Year
of his age.
Also his two wives being
Buried here by him.
Buried here by him.
Father: ZebediahWheeler
Born 2 January 1663 Lancaster, Mass.
Died 16 December 1729 about age 66 y Stow, Mass. (264)
Mother:
Mary (Lawrence) Wheeler
Died 26 September 1728 Stow, Mass. (264)
Paternal Grandfather: Richard Wheeler
Paternal Grandmother: Sarah (Prescott) Wheeler
Father: John Wallis [HS230]
Mother: First Wife Wallis
Spouse: John Wallis, Jr. [HS219]
15 February 1722 Concord, Mass. (101)
Also recorded Stow, Mass. (211, 216)
Both of Stow, Mass. at marriage.
Spouse: Sarah (Wheeler) Wallis [HS220]
15 February 1722 Concord, Mass. (101)
Also recorded Stow, Mass. (211, 216)
Both of Stow, Mass. at marriage.
Mary ( ______ ) White [HS221]
15 February 1753 Pepperell, Mass. (235, 239)
She of Groton, Mass.; He of Townsend, Mass.
132
Mary ( ______ ) (White) Wallis
*Olive (Taylor) Clarke
Birth: About 1710
Death: Probably before 1778 Townsend, Mass. (348)
Birth: 4 September 1744 Dunstable, Mass. (V1, 86)
In Memory of
Mrs. Olive Clarke
the Wife of
Lieut. Abraham Clarke
Who Departed this
Life August the 12th
1782: in the 38th Year
of her age.
Buried here by him.
The Shattuck Memorials, pp. 141-142, state that her twin sons married two
sisters, the daughters of Jeremiah and Sarah (Parker) Shattuck. Patrick
White, Jr. married Sarah Shattuck and John White married Sybil Shattuck.
The wedding for all was on 5 August 1762 Pepperell, Mass. (221, 258)
From their death records in Pepperell, Mass. the twins were born February
1733. (Pepperell, Mass. 315)
Here lies Within this Dreary tomb
A Virtuous Loving Wife
A Parent Kind But in her Bloom
She Was Bereav’d of Life
Recorded births of her children Townsend, Mass. (206):
Susanna White dau. of Patrick and Mary White born 8 October 1734. She married
John Farwell of Lunenburg 10 December 1755 Townsend, Mass. (17)
Elizabeth White born 17 April 1738. She married Robert Waugh of New Ipswich,
N.H. 28 June 1765 Townsend, Mass. (19)
She Left her Friends to Mourn her Death
While She Rejoyced to Die
She fearless Did Refine her Breath
To Live With God on high.
Sarah daughter of Patrick and Mary White born 18 May 1746.
Father: Joseph Taylor
Mother: Olive (_____) Taylor
Margaret daughter of Patrick and Mary White deceased 20 May 1738 Townsend,
Mass. (225)
Child [Sarah] died 3y, 7 m 5 January 1750 Pepperell, Mass. (316)
Paternal Grandfather: Abraham Taylor
Paternal Grandmother: Mary (_____) Taylor
Spouse: Patrick White
About 1732
He died age 74 y, at Groton West Parish, 23 April 1752 Pepperell, Mass. (315)
Spouse: Lieut. Abraham Clarke
John Wallis, Jr. [HS219]
5 July 1769 Dunstable, Mass. (V1 115, V1, 192)
He of Townsend at marriage.
Births of 5 children 1770 – 1778 Townsend, Mass. (242)
The page is lost (T203) for the births of Samuel Clark [HS207208]. Internet gives these parents with his birth about 1736.
She of Groton, Mass.; He of Townsend, Mass.
133
Lois Herrick
Edea Herrick
In memory of three children
of Mr. Joseph & Mrs. Lois Herrick
in this Grave Lois Born Aug 16th
1749 & died Aug 13th 1751.
Next to her lies Edea who was born
April 9th 1754 and lived but two days.
Lastly Lydia – born Feb. 20th 1760,
and died Oct. 11th. 1765.
Rest here ye sisters all in peace,
Free from the troubles we all go thro,
Till this our earthly life shall cease,
And we shall come and lie with you.
1749 & died Aug 13th 1751.
Father: Joseph Herrick
Mother: Lois (Cutler) Herrick
Married 11 November 1742 Westford, Mass. (153, 181)
Both of Townsend, Mass. at marriage.
Joseph Herrick came last from Raby [now Brookline, N.H.] about 15
October 1782 to Townsend, Mass. (453) This could be this Joseph Herrick
or a son.
or a son.
Paternal Grandfather: Jonathan Herrick
Paternal Grandmother: Bethiah (Conant) (Herrick) Spaulding
Her 2nd husband: Sgt. Timothy Spaulding, his 2nd wife
134
Lydia Herrick
*Bethiah (Read) (Spaulding) Simonds
1749 & died Aug 13th 1751.
BETHIAH,
widow of
JOSEPH SIMONDS,
died 9 June 1861,
AEt. 91 years & 5 days.
She was the wife of a Revolutionary Soldier.
Father: Leonard Read
Died 61 y 8 June 1811 Westford, Mass. (308)
Mother:
Bethia (Herrick) Read
Married intention 25 November 1769 Westford, Mass. (181, 225)
Paternal Grandfather: Capt. Joseph Read
Died 79 y 1 November 1795 buried Fairview Cemetery, Westford, Mass. (308)
Paternal Grandmother: Ruth (Underwood) Read
Married both of Westford, Mass. 30 May 1737 Concord, Mass. (132)
Died 57 y 8 February 1777 buried Fairview Cemetery, Westford, Mass. (308)
or a son.
Maternal Grandfather: Joseph Herrick
Maternal Grandmother: Lois (Cutler) Herrick
Married both of Townsend 11 November 1742 Westford, Mass. (153, 181)
Spouse: Josiah Spaulding [HS228]
Joseph Simonds [HS227]
135
*Joseph Simonds
*Josiah Spaulding
Birth: 2 April 1758 Lexington, Mass. (V1, 71)
Birth: 23 October 1760 Pepperell, Mass. (102)
[Death age doesn’t match. Son Josiah, Jr. was only 14 when father died.
The headstone doesn’t specify if it was the son or a later Josiah who erected
the stone so age could be incorrect. No other possibilities for Josiah found.]
JOSEPH SIMONDS,
died
Apr. 8, 1836.
AEt. 78.
Why do we worry departed friends,
Or shake at deaths alarm,
Ti’s but the voice that Jesus sends,
To call them to his arms.
In memory of
JOSIAH SPAULDING
who died
March 4th 1809
AEt 44 years 5 months
Erected by
Josiah Spalding
Father: Daniel Simonds, Jr.
Mother: Mary (Mixer) Simonds
Who die in the Lord
They create in their labour
And their works follow them
Paternal Grandfather: Daniel Simonds
Paternal Grandmother: Abigail (Smith) Simonds
Maternal Grandfather: Joseph Mixer
Maternal Grandmother: Mary (Ball) Mixer
Father: Eleazer Spaulding
Mother: Mary ( ______ ) Spaulding
Spouse: Bethiah (Read) (Spaulding) Simonds [HS226]
He probably married before.
Paternal Grandfather: Ensign William Spaulding
Paternal Grandmother: Hepsibah (Blood) Spaulding
Spouse: Bethiah (Read) (Spaulding) Simonds [HS226]
Josiah Spaulding & Family from Pepperell 1803. (T437) His and Bethiah’s
children were born before 1803 Pepperell, Mass. (101–103) and 1804-1809
Townsend, Mass. (272) Last child Joel born 6 months after Josiah’s death.
136
Elizabeth ( ______ ) Wallis
John Wallis
Birth: About 1692
Death: 25 January 1765 (New Ipswich History, 682)
To be relict she died after John so it must be 1765.
Birth: About 1675
1 of 16 original church members in Townsend; To Townsend about 1731
Here lies the Body of
Mr. JOHN WALLIS
who died May the 20th
1763 in the 87th year
of his age.
The sin of a class is laid me lo
For fire, hath … overthro;
From dust I came, to dust I,m come,
And now the dust,s become my home
When Christ com,s down, with saints to ring
When dust me no more shall detain.
Mrs. ELIZABETH WALLIS
Relict of Mr.
JOHN WALLIS
who died January the
25th 1765 in the 72d year
of her Age.
Dear friends, for (for me, pray do not weep)
I am not dead, but here do sleep,
Within this solid lump of Clay
Unto the resurrection day
And here indeed I must remain
Till Christ shall raise me up Again.
No parents or grandparents found
Spouse: First Wife Wallis
About 1694
Elizabeth ( ______ ) Wallis [HS229]
About 1715
Father:
Mother:
Spouse: John Wallis [HS230]
About 1715
137
JOHN WALLIS
Mary (Barton) Wallis
Birth: 6 January 1736 Hollis, N.H. (365)
Genealogical and Family History of the State of New
Hampshire, Internet:
In memory of
MRS. MARY WALLIS.
the wife of
MR. JONATHAN WALLIS.
who died 6 Sept. 1797.
In the 62d year of her
age.
Draw near my friends and think of me
I who was in the world like thee
Now I am molding in the dust
In hopes to rise among the Just.
John Wallis is found of record as a resident of Townsend,
Massachusetts, in 1731, at which time he was of middle age.
He was born about 1676. The first record there is that of a deed
of land conveyed to him by John Kemp, November 12, 1731.
In March, 1733, he purchased lands of Thomas Phillips and
others. His title proved worthless, and in consideration of his
loss the proprietors of Townsend granted him one hundred and
ninety acres near Mount Grace. He served as a selectman in
1747 and was one of the sixteen original members of the
church of Townsend. He died there, May 20, 1763, aged
eighty-seven years. In a deed of land to his son Isaac, dated
1761, he included the conveyance of his pew in the Townsend
meeting house "in the south door going in," and providing that
possession of the pew should not be given until after his
decease. No record of his marriage appears. He was survived
by his wife Elizabeth, who died January 25, 1765, aged
seventy-two years. She may have been a second wife, and it is
certain she was the mother of his younger children. He had
nine in all, namely: John, Matthew, Susanna, a daughter whose
Christian name was not preserved, Jonathan, Isaac, William
(died young), David and William.
Father: Henry Barton
Died 20 April 1760, AEt. 54 Hollis, N.H. (365)
Mother:
Sarah (Bell) Barton
Spouse: Jonathan Wallis
7 October 1755 Pepperell, Mass. (139, 235)
He of Townsend, Mass.; She of Hollis, N.H.
His 2nd wife Millicent (Farrar) (Conant) Wallis [HS34]
138
Joseph Wallis
Joseph Wallis
15 July 1771 Townsend, Mass. (230)
Early 1900s record says 14 years (doesn’t match birth record)
Death: 20 December 1772 Townsend, Mass. (visual)
Not recorded Townsend, Mass. (348)
Early 1900s record says 18 months (doesn’t match birth record)
Here
lies ye Body
of Joseph son
of Mr. Jonathan
& Mrs. Mary Wallis
who died July
15th 1771 in ye 4th
year of his Age.
Also Joseph son of Mr.
Jonathan & Mrs. Mary Wall
is died Dec. 20th 1772
aged 8 months &
Here
lies ye Body
of Joseph son
of Mr. Jonathan
& Mrs. Mary Wallis
who died July
15th 1771 in ye 4th
year of his Age.
Also Joseph son of Mr.
Jonathan & Mrs. Mary Wall
is died Dec. 20th 1772
aged 8 months & 6 days.
Sarah (Bell) Barton
Sarah (Bell) Barton
139
Mary (Wallis) Stevens
Elizabeth (Stevens) Richardson
Birth: 27 July 1709 Billerica, Mass. (Mormon Site)
In Memory of
Mrs. MARY STEVENS,
the wife of
Mr. Samuel Stevens,
who died July 21st,
1787: Aged 28 Years
3 Months & 7 Days.
In Memory of
Mrs. ELIZABETH RICHARDSON, Relict of Lieut.
NATHANIEL RICHARDSON,
Who Departed this
Life May the 4th 1776
in the 67th Year
of her age.
the Sweet Rememberance of the Just
shall flouris Where they sleep in dust
Mother: Elizabeth (Tidd) Stevens
She died 06 February 1714 Billerica, Mass. (398)
Sarah (Bell) Barton
Maternal Grandfather: John Tidd
Maternal Grandmother: Elizabeth (Fifield) Tidd
Spouse: Samuel Stevens
Spouse: Lieut. Nathaniel Richardson [HS235]
He of Lancaster, Mass.
6 August 1785 Intention Lancaster, Mass. (144)
He married 2nd Amy (Willard) Stevens 3 December 1789 both of
Lancaster, Mass. (130)
140
Row 11 – Headstone 6 –Right of Center Path [HS236]
*Lieut. Nathaniel Richardson
*Ephraim Warren, Jr.
Birth: 8 January 1707 Billerica, Mass. (159)
73 y or 81 y
25 May 1756 Townsend, Mass. (225)
See Townsend History, pp. 336 – 339 for interesting profiles
of Ephraim and his two influential sons, Moses [HS239] and Levi, buried
Riverside Cemetery, Townsend, Mass. (419)
In Memory of
Lieut. NATHANIEL RICHARDSON Who Depart
ed this Life May the
26 1756
in the 51st Year
of his age.
Prefer ye Grave Inviolate thy Trust
Till Life Divine, Reanimates his Dust.
American Flag
Ephraim Warren was ploughing when the signal sounded at the Lexington Alarm
and he detached his horses and hastened to Concord. He rendered valuable service
and died at Townsend in 1812, aged eighty-one. Lineage Book, Vol II, Daughters
of the American Revolution, 221.
IN
Memory of
Mr. EPHRAIM WARREN,
who died
Nov. 10 1812;
AEt. 73.
Surviving friends; God’s gracious voice
Has called me here to rest
O make him but your happy choice
And live with me among the blest.
Father: Nathaniel Richardson
Born 25 January 1680 Billerica, Mass. (159)
Died 4 April 1753 Billerica, Mass. (387)
Mother: Mary (Peacock) Richardson
Died 18 October 1756 Billerica, Mass. (387)
Father: Ephraim Warren
Born 6 December 1707 Chelmsford, Mass. (161)
Paternal Grandfather: Sgt. Thomas Richardson, Jr.
Mother:
Died 75 y 25 February 1721 buried Old South Cemetery, Billerica, Mass. (388)
Esther (Parker) Warren
Born 26 October 1712 Chelmsford, Mass. (107)
Paternal Grandmother: Mary (Stevenson) Richardson
Died 7 June 1690 Billerica, Mass. (387)
Paternal Grandfather: Joseph Warren
Born 25 August 1670 Chelmsford, Mass. (162)
Paternal Grandmother: Ruth (Wheeler) Warren
Married 11 March 1696 Chelmsford, Mass. (345, 351)
Maternal Grandfather: William Peacock
Maternal Grandmother: Sarah (Edsall) Peacock
Maternal Grandfather: Thomas Parker
Maternal Grandmother: Esther ( ______ ) Parker
Spouse: Dorothy (Farmer) Richardson
Died 12 January 1733 Chelmsford, Mass. (454)
14 November 1733 Billerica, Mass. (252, 305)
She died 19 November 1736 Townsend, Mass. (252, 305)
Spouse: Mary (Parker) Warren
7 August 1755 Chelmsford, Mass. (285, 341)
Elizabeth (Stevens) Richardson [HS234]
She died age 70, 14 February 1806 Chelmsford, Mass. (454) Her parents, Capt. Joseph and
Rebecca (Fletcher) Parker are buried in Forefather’s Cemetery, Chelmsford, Mass. (420 - 421)
141
Moses Warren, Jr.
Martha (Read) Warren
December 1793 (349)
Birth: 18 March 1758 Westford, Mass. (94)
IN
Memory of
MARTHA, wife of
MOSES WARREN
Died July 18, 1835.
AEt. 78.
Moses Warren Jr.
son of Mr. Moses
Warren & Mrs.
Patty his wife who
died 10 Dec. 1793 in
the 8 year of his age.
Life how short Eternity how long
Blessed be the dead who die in the Lord.
Peace to thy gentle shade, and endless rest,
Be thy errors pardoned, and thy virtues blest.
L. PARKER
Father: Thomas Read, Jr. [HS357]
Mother: Olive (Howard) Read [HS356]
Father: Moses Warren [HS239]
Mother: Martha (Read) Warren [HS238]
Paternal Grandfather: Thomas Read
Died in 87th y 24 December 1773
buried Fairview Cemetery, Westford, Mass. (309)
Paternal Grandmother: Sarah (Fletcher) Read
Married 14 March 1709 Charlestown, Mass. (Chelmsford, Mass. 232, 304)
Paternal Grandfather: Ephraim Warren, Jr. [HS236]
Paternal Grandmother: Mary (Parker) Warren
She died age 70, 14 February 1806 Chelmsford, Mass. (454) Her parents, Capt. Joseph and
Rebecca (Fletcher) Parker are buried in Forefather’s Cemetery, Chelmsford, Mass. (420 - 421)
Died 84th y 25 December 1774 buried Fairview Cemetery, Westford, Mass. (309)
Maternal Grandfather: Thomas Read, Jr. [HS357]
Maternal Grandmother: Olive (Howard) Read [HS356]
Maternal Grandfather: Jonathan Howard
Died age 77 y 14 September 1758 Chelmsford, Mass. (405)
Maternal Grandmother: Sarah (Farwell) Howard
Died in her 54th y 6 October 1736
HOWARD, Jonathan and Sarah Farwell of Dunstable, Mass. at
Charlestown, Mass. 5 September 1707. (Chelmsford, Mass. 226, 255)
Spouse: Moses Warren [HS239]
142
*Moses Warren
*Richard Gardner
Birth: 26 September 1756 baptized Cambridge, Mass. (V1 282)
Born at his father’s residence "near Union Square, in the southerly
parish of Cambridge, which afterwards was the town of Brighton."
See Townsend History, pp. 336 – 339 for interesting profiles
of Ephraim [HS236] and his two influential sons, Moses and Levi, buried
Riverside Cemetery, Townsend, Mass. (419)
SACRED
to
the memory of
RICHARD GARDNER,
Late of Brighton, in the
County of Middlesex.
who died
Jan 12 AD 1815.
AEt. 59.
ERECTED
To the memory of
MR. MOSES WARREN,
who died
Jan. 5th 1815;
Aet. 61.
A partner dear, a parent kind,
Is gone and left his friends behind;
He’s gone, we hope, to endless bliss,
To live and reign where Jesus is.
Yes, far beyond this lower sky,
Up where eternal ages roll;
Where solid pleasures never die,
And fruits immortal feast the soul.
Father: Colonel Thomas Gardner
Born 24 July 1725 Brookline, Mass.
Died about 50 y 3 July 1775 mortally wounded at Battle of Bunker Hill.
Mother:
Joanna (Sparhawk) Gardner
Married 12 June 1755 Cambridge, Mass. (V2 158, V2 364)
Died in 64th y 24 November 1795.
Father: Ephraim Warren, Jr. [HS236]
Mother: Mary (Parker) Warren
Paternal Grandfather: Richard Gardner
Paternal Grandmother: Elizabeth (Winchester) Gardner
Paternal Grandfather: Ephraim Warren
Paternal Grandmother: Esther (Parker) Warren
Maternal Grandfather: Samuel Sparhawk
Maternal Grandmother: Joanna (Winchester) Sparhawk
Maternal Grandfather: Capt. Joseph Parker
Maternal Grandmother: Rebecca (Fletcher) Parker
Spouse: Hannah Goldthwait
1 March 1780, Boston, Massachusetts: Intention
Spouse: Martha (Read) Warren [HS238]
143
Richard Gardner [HS240], son of Thomas and Joanna
(Sparhawk) Gardner, was the grandson of Richard Gardner
first mentioned below. www.bahistory.org/HarvAveHist.html
Adaline Lewis
Birth: January 1809 (Calculated)
Death: 5 March 1811 Townsend, Mass. 349)
[Stone smashed on ground in pieces.]
“In 1747, Richard Gardner, father of the famous revolutionary hero
Thomas Gardner, purchased a 110 acre estate that included land on
both side of Harvard Avenue or "the lower Roxbury Highway"
paying more than 3,000 pounds for the property. Gardner's house
stood at the northwest corner of Harvard and Brighton avenues.
Amazingly, the house, a commodious gambrel structure, still stands,
although in altered condition at 22 Higgins Street, on the south side
of Union Square. It was moved there in 1850. It is the oldest house in
Allston. Thomas Gardner was born in 1723, probably in Brookline.
In 1755, Thomas Gardner married Joanna Sparhawk, a member of
one of Brighton's founding families. Thomas Gardner, a major
political figure in Massachusetts on the eve of the Revolution, was in
the forefront of those urging resistance to the King's dissolution of
the General Court in 1774, following the Boston Tea Party. He was
chosen to represent Cambridge in the Middlesex County Convention,
called to consider measures for public safety, as well as in the First
and Second provincial Congresses. By May of 1775, with his
election to the Revolutionary Council of Safety, Gardner was at the
pinnacle of his powers as a fervent revolutionary. Additionally,
during the spring of 1775, he was commissioned a colonel of a
regiment he had organized largely at his own expense. Gardener's
meteoric rise to prominence and power was tragically cut short when
he was mortally wounded at the Battle of Bunker Hill, in June 1775.
Lingering until July 3,1775, Gardner was the second highest ranking
American officer killed at Bunker Hill. His funeral services were
attended by General George Washington. The Gardner name lives on
in Gardner Street, east of Harvard Avenue and in the north central
Massachusetts's town of Gardner, named in his memory in 1785.”
In memory of
Adaline daughter of
Miss Hannah Lewis
who died March 5th
1811 aged 2 years
& 2 months.
“Her birth caused pain. Her life short pleasure gave. Her
death is gain. She lives beyond the grave.”
Father:
Mother: “Miss” Hannah Lewis
144
Benjamin Franklin Lewis
Mary Lewis
Birth: 26 July 1821 (Calculated)
Sibling births Townsend, Mass. (265)
Benjamin Franklin
Lewis, son of Mr.
John & Mrs. Rhoda Lewis
died Novr. 7, 1811;
aged 1 year & 9 months.
Fond child adieu, these tears are given,
Till Grace receive our love in heaven.
In memory of
MARY
Daug of Mr. John and
Rhoda Lewis
who died
July 10, 1825:
AEt 3 y 11 mo & 14 d
Father: John Lewis, III
This lovely soul so young and fair,
Call’d hence by early doom;
Just come to see how sweet a flower,
In paradise would bloom.
Baptized 11 August 1782 Billerica, Mass. (126)
Died 84 y 5 m 12 d 5 February 1866
Mother:
Rhoda (Baldwin) Lewis
Married 27 July 1806 Billerica, Mass. (220, 285)
Died 75 y 3 November 1860
1806: John Lewis & family from Billerica, Mass. to Townsend, Mass. (438)
Father: John Lewis, III
Paternal Grandfather: John Lewis, Jr.
Mother:
Died 84 y 5 m 12 d 5 February 1866
Rhoda (Baldwin) Lewis
Married 27 July 1806 Billerica, Mass. (220, 285)
Died 75 y 3 November 1860
1806: John Lewis & family from Billerica, Mass. to Townsend, Mass. (438)
Paternal Grandfather: John Lewis, Jr.
145
Ruth Stow
David Boynton
Birth: 21 May 1778 Pepperell, Mass. (22, Shattuck Memorials147)
Her uncle is Deacon Jonathan Stow [HS304]
Her aunt is Sarah (Stow) Taylor [HS289]
In her 21 y (349)
IN
Memory of
Mr. DAVID BOYNTON,
who died
July 17th 1815;
AEt. 37.
My soul has left its clay,
My body slumbers here,
But Jesus, at the judgement day,
Will call them to appear.
Here lies ye body of
Mrs Ruth Stow ye daughter
of Mr John Stow &
Mrs. Mary his wife
February ye 22d 1744
in ye 21st year
of her age
Father: Isaac Boynton
Born 20 August 1745 Groton, Mass. (41)
Married 1st Hannah (Shattuck) Boynton 13 June 1769 Pepperell, Mass. (146, 216)
Hannah died 7 October 1769 Pepperell, Mass. (259)
He died age 40 y, 6 m, 26 d on 18 March 1786 Pepperell, Mass. (259)
Father: John Stow
Died in his 33rd year 17 May 1724 Concord, Mass. (110)
Mother: Mary ( ______ ) Stow
Mother:
She may be Mary ( ______ ) Taylor [HS290] even though she would have been
only 15 at time of birth. Marriage to Capt. Daniel Taylor [HS291] about 1726.
Seems to be a Stow / Taylor connection with births on same page of lost pages
Townsend. (203)
Sarah (Shattuck) Boynton
Born 22 September 1750 Pepperell, Mass. (96)
Married 14 May 1771 Pepperell, Mass. (146, 220)
Died age 83 y, 10 m, 26 d on 18 August 1834 Pepperell, Mass. (260)
Paternal Grandfather: Abraham Boynton
Died 1750 at Siege of Louisburg, Nova Scotia, Canada
Paternal Grandmother: Esther (Lakin) (Boynton) Scott
Paternal Grandfather: Nathaniel Stow, Jr.
Married 2nd Lydia (Wheeler) (Wheeler) Stow widow of Timothy Wheeler
21 April 1720 Concord, Mass. (98)) She survived him.
Died 62nd y 12 November 1724 buried Concord, Mass. (110)
Paternal Grandmother: Ruth (Merriam) Stow
Married 3 December 1690 Concord, Mass. (34)
Died 48th y 14 July 1718 buried Concord, Mass. (94)
Married John Scott of Pepperell, Mass. 31 May 1758 Groton, Mass. (32,152)
Maternal Grandfather: Ensign David Shattuck
His 2nd wife: Esther (Houghton) (Woods) Boynton
Maternal Grandmother: Dorothy (Varnum) Shattuck
Married 25 February 1736 Groton, Mass. (154, 175)
Spouse: Polly (Wheeler) Boynton
3 September 1802 Townsend, Mass. Intention (37)
She of Mason, N.H.
146
Son Boynton
Robert Parker Woods, Jr.
Death: 31 January 1812 Townsend, Mass. (284, 349)
Birth: 21 June 1814 (Calculated)
In memory of an
Infant child
son of
Mr. David Boynton
died Jan 31, 1812.
ROBERT P. WOODS Jr.
son of Lieut. Robert
& Mrs. Hannah Woods,
died Sept. 5th 1815;
aged 1 year 2 months
& 14 days.
Here lies the little prattleing boy,
His fathers delight, his mothers joy
Sleep on sweet boy & take thy rest
God call’d thee home for he thought
best.
Father: David Boynton [HS245]
Mother: Polly (Wheeler) Boynton
Paternal Grandfather: Isaac Boynton
Born 20 August 1745 Groton, Mass. (41)
Married 1st Hannah (Shattuck) Boynton 13 June 1769 Pepperell, Mass. (146, 216)
Hannah died 7 October 1769 Pepperell, Mass. (259)
He died age 40 y, 6 m, 26 d on 18 March 1786 Pepperell, Mass. (259)
Father: Lieut. Robert Parker Woods
Paternal Grandmother: Sarah (Shattuck) Boynton
Died age 58 y 29 October 1840 buried Hillside Cemetery, Townsend, Mass. (389)
Born 22 September 1750 Pepperell, Mass. (96)
Married 14 May 1771 Pepperell, Mass. (146, 220)
Died age 83 y, 10 m, 26 d on 18 August 1834 Pepperell, Mass. (260)
Mother:
Hannah (Spaulding) (Brown) Woods
Born 13 January 1776 Townsend, Mass. (254) “Blank” for parents.
Married 1st Boaz Brown 24 November 1795 Townsend, Mass. (31, 57)
Married 2nd 2 September 1804 Townsend, Mass. (39, 60)
Died age 83 yr 28 February 1859 buried Hillside Cemetery, Townsend, Mass. (389)
147
David Tucker
Jonathan Price Hayward
In memory of
DAVID TUCKER
Son of Mr. REU=
BEN TUCKER & Mrs.
RELIEF his Wife
Who died Septr
the 19, 1779:
Aged 3 Weeks.
MR.
JONATHAN P.
HAYWARD,
Died Oct. 13, 1835,
AEt. 30.
The dust shall return to the earth as it was;
And the spirit shall return to GOD
who gave it. Ecclesiastes 12 chap. 7 v.
Father: Reuben Tucker
Mother: Relief (Farnsworth) Tucker
Father: Putman Hayward [HS250]
Mother: Melinda (Warren) Hayward
Loyalists who removed to Nova Scotia in 1783. He owned a tavern in
Townsend from about 1770 – 1783.
Paternal Grandfather: Moses Tucker
Paternal Grandmother: Joanna (Dow) Tucker
Maternal Grandfather: Moses Warren [HS239]
Maternal Grandmother: Martha (Read) Warren [HS238]
Lived New Ipswich, N.H.
Maternal Grandfather: Lieut. David Farnsworth
He was a proprietor Charlestown, N.H.
Maternal Grandmother: Hannah (Hastings) Farnsworth
148
Putman Hayward
*Reuben Gassett
Birth: About 1779
Birth: 1 September 1754 Westborough, Mass. (51)
August 1802 (alone): Connecticut to Townsend, Mass. (437)
One son, eight daughters, 1804-1818 [twins born 2 January 1818 after his
death] born to Putman and Melinda Hayward, Townsend, Mass. (276)
Middlesex Probate Administration 1817 Townsend #11008
Reuben Gassett came to Townsend from Northberry between March 1777
and March 1778. Levi Gassett, Thomas Seaver and families had come from
Northberry the year before to Townsend, Mass. (443) John Gassett came
with family in 1774. (443) Vital Records of Hopkinton, Mass. (Vol 1, 83)
indicate that Levi and John are brothers of Reuben.
SACRED
to the memory of
MR. PUTMAN HAYWARD
who died
June 27, 1817,
AEt. 38.
ERECTED
In memory of
REUBEN GASSETT,
who died
Dec. 18, 1822;
AEt. 69.
Come! said Jesus’ sacred voice,
Come and make my paths your choice,
I will guide you to my home,
Weary pilgrim, hither come!
Farewell my partner, children all
For God my saviour does me call
Prepare to meet on cannan’s shore
Where parting hours are known no more.
Forbare my friends to weep
Since death has lost its sting
Those Christians that in Jesus sleep
Our God will with him bring.
Father: Daniel Gassett
Mother: Hannah (Walker) Gassett
Father:
Mother:
Paternal Grandfather: Henry Gassett
Paternal Grandmother: Sarah (Haskins) Gassett
Maternal Grandfather: David Walker
Maternal Grandmother: Mary ( ______ ) Walker
David Walker of Taunton and Mary his wife were married
18 October 1703 Scituate, Mass. (Vol IV, Pt. 2, p 13)
Spouse: Katherine (Witt) Gassett
19 June 1777 Northboro, Mass. (92, 120)
Spouse: Melinda (Warren) Hayward
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Abigail (Randall) Dix
*Rev. Samuel Dix
Ithamar Sawtelle gives her maiden name as Chandler
Birth: 23 March 1736 Reading, Mass. (69)
Birth: About 1731
Erected by the Town,
To the memory of the
Rev. MR. SAMUEL DIX,
the 2nd pastor of the Church
of Christ in Townsend who
who departed this life Nov. 12th
1797: in the 62 year of his
age & 36 of his ministry.
In memory of
MRS. ABIGAIL DIX
wife of the REV. SAMUEL
DIX, who died 23 Sept. 1796,
Left parentless in early youth,
Expos’d to many a scare,
The God of providence and truth
Blest with parental care.
Thro’ various scenes however led,
Sharp trials did molest,
Till freed by death in this cold bed,
She undisturb’d doth rest.
Sound in faith a lover of foils
Humble, meek and patient under trials
Kind charitable and benevolent to all.
Ye living mortals take a solemn view
Of this my silent dark and long abode;
Remember You were born like me to die;
Therefore prepare to meet the righteous
God.
Father:
Mother:
Father: Samuel Dix
Mother: Hannah (Batchelder) Dix
Paternal Grandfather: John Dix
Paternal Grandmother: Anna ( ______ ) (Fitch) Dix
Maternal Grandfather: Nathaniel Batchelder
Maternal Grandmother: Hannah (Elseley) Batchelder
Spouse: Abigail (Randall) Dix [HS252]
Spouse: Rev. Samuel Dix, Jr. [HS253]
Boston, Marriage Intention: Samuel Dix of Reading & Abigail Randall 12
April 1760; Ithamar Sawtelle gives her maiden name as Chandler;
Eldest child [HS254] was born 2 May 1762 Townsend, Mass. (235)
Boston, Marriage Intention: Samuel Dix of Reading &
Abigail Randall 12 April 1760
Eldest child [HS254] was born 2 May 1762 Townsend, Mass. (235)
150
moved from Townsend, Mass., and settled in Cavendish, Vt, in
1793. He had eight children, all of whom are deceased (1889)
except Samuel and Benjamin. Samuel Dix was born in
Plymouth, Vt, January 24, 1824. His father moved from
Cavendish and settled in Plymouth on the farm now owned and
occupied by Samuel in 1827. The house was built by a Mr.
Spauldmg in 1797. Samuel Dix married, July 26, 1862, Ellen
S., daughter of Thomas and Mary M. (Davis) Cummings, who
was born in Rockingham, Vt. October 14, 1848. Her mother
died June 10, 1852. Her father died from camp fever in Baton
Rouge, La., September 18, 1862. Her brother, Lyman C, also a
soldier in the War of the Rebellion, is a resident of Chester, Vt.
A sister, wife of Charles Sisson, lives in Keene, N. H. Children
of Mr. and Mrs. Dix are John D., born September 18, 1863,
married October 2, 1888, Jennie, daughter of Heman and
Caroline (Ordway) Gilson, of Wautoma, Wis., born July 27,
1869; Chloe M., born October 6, 1870; and Ernest S., born
September 9, 1879.
DIX ANCESTRY
Dix, Samuel, farmer, living in the southeast corner of the town
of Plymouth, [Vermont] is a descendant in the eighth
generation from Anthony Dix, who landed in Plymouth, Mass.,
in the ship Ann, 1623. He was a sen captain; was captured by
pirate Bull in 1632, and after his escape, settled in Salem,
Mass. He was wrecked on Cape Cod, December 13, 1636, and
drowned. His wife's name was Tabitha. The line from Anthony
to Samuel Dix, above named, is as follows: First, Anthony;
second, Ralph; third, John; fourth, Samuel; fifth, Samuel; sixth,
Samuel; seventh, Stephen; eighth, Samuel. Ralph, born
December 4, 1643, wife's name Esther, died September 24,
1688. John, born in Ipswich, Mass., March 12, 1658, died in
Reading, Mass., May 12, 1745, was twice married, and had
four children by his first and six by his second wife. His son
Samuel, the second child by the last marriage, was born
February 7, 1705, married Hannah Batchelder, March 17,
1730, by whom he had eight children, of whom Samuel was
the third, born March 23, 1736, in Reading, Mass.; was
graduated from Harvard College in 1758; pastor of
Congregational Church of Townsend for thirty-six years. He
received a blow from an axe at a raising, and died a few days
thereafter, September 21, 1802. [Incorrect death date] He had
seven children, of whom Samuel was the second, born
September 5, 1763, and died October 21, 1839, aged seventysix years. He was married October 31, 1785, to Chloe, daughter
of John and Mary Dix, an own cousin. Of his five children,
Stephen was born in Townsend, Mass., May 18, 1790, married
September 8, 1821, Mary P. Gilson. Mr. Dix died September
11, 1867, and his wife May 1, 1864. His father, Samuel Dix,
History of Windsor county, Vermont edited by Lewis Cass Aldrich,
Frank R. Holmes
151
From Ithamar Bard Sawtelle’s History of the town of
Townsend, Middlesex County, Massachusetts : from the
grant of Hathorn's farm, 1676-1878, pp. 92-98:
Abigail (Dix) Richardson
92 HISTORY OF TOWNSEND.
In Memory of
Mrs. ABIGAIL RICHARDSON
the wife of Mr. JOSIAH
RICHARDSON Eldest Child
of the Revd SAMUEL DIX
Who Deceas’d April 23, 1782,
near the end of her 20th Year.
Just entered in the Married State
A circumstance Sad to Relate
Like Grass Cut Down in early Time
Or Flower Faded in its Prime
Ye Who are entering into life
In unity as Man and Wife
And flatring Expectations raise
of seeing Many Happy Days
Learn here Your Destiny & Try
to sin With Christ & With him Die.
At a meeting of the town, June 20, 1760, "Voted to pay
all the charges occasioned by the Reverend Mr. Hemenways funeral which are £102 i6s. 8d. old tenor, and that
the selectmen provide the preaching of the gospel at
present — and provide a place for the minister to keep at."
With commendable promptness the town on the twentieth of October, following : "Voted and chose Mr. Samuel
Dix to be their pastor and gospel minister by a unanimous
vote." Whereupon the church gave him a call, which he
accepted by a formal letter to that body, January 13th,
1761.
Mr. Dix, was a native of Reading, born March 23, 1736; was
graduated at Harvard University, 1758, ordained March 4th,
1761, died November 12th, 1797, in the thirty-sixth year of his
pastorate, aged sixty-two.
Father: Rev. Samuel Dix [HS253]
Mother: Abigail (Randall or Chandler) Dix [HS252]
The Dix family, not only in the Rev. Samuel Dix's
generation, but in that which preceded it, was noted for
great perseverance, strict conformity to puritanical principles united with a good degree of culture.
Paternal Grandfather: Samuel Dix
Paternal Grandmother: Hannah (Batchelder) Dix
One of his brothers was the first school-master of the
town of Dunstable, New Hampshire, another brother, who
resided for a short time in one or two of the neighboring
towns in New Hampshire, was the grand-father of John A.
Dix, Ex-Governor of New York. They belonged to that
Spouse: Josiah Richardson
Josiah Richardson Tomb is in the Hillside Cemetery, Townsend, Mass.
(359) He married Susanna (Wallace) Richardson, daughter of Jonathan
Wallis and Mary (Barton) Wallis [HS231] 19 August 1784 Townsend,
Mass. (13, 26)
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rain on the roof in mid- summer, or the more blustering music
of the wind at the December solstice, were both welcomed by
the rustic sleepers within.
class of men to whom we are largely indebted for both
civil and religious liberty.
The class in which Mr. Dix graduated at the university
contained an unusually large number of men who afterwards entered the ministry, some of whom in ability and
usefulness were much above mediocrity. One of his classmates. Rev. Samuel Pavson, was ordained at Lunenburg,
September 8, 1762, and died February 14, 1763,
The town voted to give Mr. Dix £133 6s. 8d. for his
settlement, and £66 13s. 8d. for his annual salary. It soon
became apparent that this sum was inadequate to his support, on account of the abundance of paper money then
in circulation. The town with alacrity increased his pay,
in proportion as the scrip lessened in value.
ECCLESIASTICAL HISTORY. 93
aged 24. Mr. Dix was about twenty-five years old when
he was ordained.
In 1779, the town "voted to raise £1,000 for the support of Rev. Samuel Dix, and his family, the present year,
including his salary," and at a town meeting Julv 4, 1780,
Rev. Simeon Howard, a distinguished divine, of the
same class in college, was for a time Professor of Divinity
at Edinburgh, Scotland. Thirteen, of this class of thirtyone members, were ministers of the gospel.
"voted to raise £6.000 to make up Mr. Dix's salary to the
fourth of September next."
When Mr. Dix came to this town, log-cabins were
about going out of fashion, being superceded by substantial frame houses, made from lumber sawed at ''Conant's
mill," or the mill at the Harbor. The house now owned
and occupied by Israel H. Spaulding, was built for Mr.
Dix, and he lived there till 1770, when he moved to the
parsonage given to the town by Lieut. Amos Whitney.
The pastorate of Mr. Dix was a continued era of good
feeling and concord, and in fact, no disagreement of any
magnitude ever visited the church in this town for nearly
a century from the time it was gathered.
Mr. Dix was a very successful pastor, and was much
respected and beloved by all who knew him, as a neighbor,
a citizen, a "man of God."' In addition to his labors in
Townsend he did considerable work of a missionary character at towns in this vicinity, where they had no ordained
minister, and only occasional preaching. He did pastoral
work in the towns of Raby [now Brookline], Mason,
Jaffrey, Hancock, and Limerick [now Stoddard], in the
In most instances, these houses were large, uncomfortable
two-story structures, the rooms on the first floor being
generally finished with a suitable panel-work ceiling. The
second story, which was the dormitory of the family, except the
parents, seldom had any finish unless perhaps a temporary
partition across the middle of the house. The pattering of the
153
by comparison either with his contemporaries in the
ministry, or those who succeeded him in the church in
Townsend.
State of New Hampshire, and at Ashby. He took much
interest in the moral and religious affairs in these towns,
and he had the pleasure and satisfaction of living longenough to know that each of these places had a regularly
ordained minister.
The following is a sample of his style. It constituted
an effort complete in itself, and on account of its clearness
and brevity it is here inserted in full.
The charge, by Rev. Samuel Dix, of Townsend, at
the ordination of Rev. Eli Smith, of Hollis, November 27,
1793 —
The church and people in Brookline were under many
obligations to Mr. Dix; and it was in accordance with his
advice and good judgment, that the Rev. Lemuel Wardsworth was chosen first minister of that town. Ashby,
also, had no settled minister until seventeen years after
Mr. Dix was settled in Townsend. He must have made
many journeys to these places, some of them long and
tedious, during the prime of his life, not only to preach
the word, but to solemnize marriages; to visit those who
languished under pain and sickness; to alleviate the sorrows of the bereaved, when death had sealed the eyes and
frozen the liquid current of vitality.
The great Savior, who is the head over all things to
the Church, having, in his all governing providence, and
as we trust, by his most gracious Spirit, called you. Sir, to
this part of his vineyard, and united you with this people
in love; and you being now solemnly introduced to the
important work of the gospel ministry, and ordained a
pastor of this flock in particular; we charge you, before
God and the Lord Jesus Christ, to be faithful, as is required
of his stewards, in the execution of this sacred office, and
every part of it.
Mr. Dix was admirably adapted to the sacred calling
which he espoused. He was dignified without coldness or
95 ECCLESIASTICAL HISTORY.
Preach the word: the word of God; the same truths
and doctrines, which Christ and his Apostles preached.
Preach them plainly and fully. Shun not to declare the
whole counsel of God. Preach them actively and
urgently, as becomes their inconceivable importance,
arrogance, cheerful without levity, and strictly courteous
and condescending in his deportment. He gave his undivided attention to his pastoral duties, and with the exception of one or two patriotic sermons, delivered during the
early part of the revolutionary war, he labored faithfully
for "a crown incorruptible" both for himself and the
people committed to his charge. He was an excellent
classical scholar, and as a writer he would lose nothing
embracing all convenient opportunities. Be instant in
season, out of season, reprove, rebuke, exhort, with all
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interceding for all men. Pray with and for the people of
your charge, not only in public, but also in private. Wait on
long suffering and doctrine.
Study to show thyself approved unto God, a workman
that needeth not be ashamed, rightly dividing the word of
truth. In order to this, give yourself to reading and
meditation, that your profiting may appear to all. Take
heed to yourself and to your doctrine; continue in them,
that you may both save yourself, and those that hear you.
97 ECCLESIASTICAL HISTORY.
the Lord, and he shall strengthen thy heart, and bless the
people whom you may lead and teach, from time to time,
in His name, who is the fountain of all grace and glory.
Whenever you may be called to assist in separating
one to the great work, on which you are now entering,
attend to his qualifications, especially as to his moral
character, and religious sentiments. Lay hands suddenly
on no man; but the things you have now received in trust,
commit to faithful men, who shall be able to teach others
also.
We also charge you to be friendly and faithful to our
Divine Master, to his Church and the interest of his kingdom,
in respect of administering the seals of his covenant.
Baptism and the Lords Supper. Teach the people of the
Lord to discern between the holy and profane. Seek the
purity as well as the increase of the church, which is Gods
building; that being fitly framed into Jesus Christ, the
chief corner-stone, it may grow into an holy temple in the
Lord.
Be thou, Sir, an example of the believers, in conversation and charity, in faith and purity. Endure hardness
as a good soldier of Jesus Christ. Fight the good fight of
faith. Lay hold on eternal life, whereunto thou art also
called.
That you may know how you ought to behave 3'ourself in regard to discipline, in the house of God, which is
the church of the living God, learn of Christ and his
apostles.
Dear brother, we give you charge, in the sight of God,
who quickeneth all things, and of Christ Jesus, who.
before Pontius Pilate, witnessed a good confession, that
you keep this commandment of the Lord, without spot,
unrebukable, until the appearing of Jesus Christ, who
saith. Surely I come quickly. Amen.
Take the oversight, not as being a lord over Gods
heritage, but being an ensample to the flock. Observe
these things without preferring one before another, doing
nothing by partiality. Thus endeavor to preserve and
promote the peace, unity and edification of the body of
Christ. Now, therefore, be strong in the grace that is in
Christ Jesus. For this purpose, and that you may be
thoroughly furnished to all good works, continue in prayer;
Mr. Dix was held in high estimation by the Rev.
Ebenezer Hill, of Mason, New Hampshire, who, at his
own expense, caused two or three of his addresses to be
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printed, as exemplars of eloquence as well as piety, and
from these the above was extracted. Mr. Dix married
Miss Abigail Chandler, of Boston.
Daniel Taylor, Jr.
Birth: About 1731 Townsend, Mass.: page lost (203)
The Rev. Stephen Farrar, of New Ipswich, New
Hampshire, who preached the funeral sermon of Mr. Dix,
says of him: "He sustained the character of an upright
and faithful man, who shone peculiarly in the virtues of
meekness, patience, humility and self-denial," and that his
Here lies the
Body of Mr Daniel
Taylor Junr who
Departed this
Life March 6th
1768, In the 36th
Year of his age.
preaching was accompanied with "earnestness and pathos
of address."
During the latter part of his life, for sometime, he
experienced a degree of illness from which he suffered
considerably; still he attended to his regular pastoral
duties. There was a large assembly at his funeral, among
which were many ministers, who came considerable distance to pay their respects to the memory of their friend
and brother, for whom Death had "unveiled eternity.''
These reverend gentlemen gratuitouslv supplied the pulpit
made vacant by the death of Mr. Dix, about two months
from the time of his decease.
Father: Captain Daniel Taylor [HS291]
Mother: Mary ( ______ ) Taylor [HS290]
Paternal Grandmother: Mary (Whittaker) Taylor
Spouse: Lydia (Burge) (Taylor) Farwell
4 February 1756 Chelmsford, Mass. (194, 334)
His widow married as his 3rd wife John Farwell 4 December 1770 in
Harvard, Mass. (164, 219) She died 11 August 1773 and is buried in the
Old Harvard Cemetery, Harvard, Mass. (268) John Farwell died age 97 y,
outliving 4 wives, 17 December 1815 and is buried in the Old Harvard
Cemetery, Harvard, Mass. (268)
The ensuing summer, the town "voted and chose
Lieut. Jacob Blodget a committee to obtain a suitable stone
to be erected at the grave of Rev. Samuel Dix." On his
gravestone is inscribed as follows : —
SEE Rev. Samuel Dix Headstone [HS253]
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Elizabeth Taylor
Samuel Manning
Birth: 20 April 1703 Cambridge, Mass. (461)
Here lies the
Body of Elizabeth
Taylor Daughter
of Mr. Daniel Taylor
& Mrs. Lydia his
wife, who died
September 10th
1770. Aged 11 Years
6 months & 2 days.
Mr. SAMUEL MANNING
Novmr the 6th
1773 in the
71st Year of his age.
the Town’s Warm Friend in Variaus Posts he
Stood and From its Infancy he sought its Good
the Church’s Interest too he Did Defend
till of the Present Life he Reach’d the end.
Father: Daniel Taylor, Jr. [HS255]
Mother: Lydia (Burge) (Taylor) Farwell
Father: John Manning
Mother: Sarah (Spaulding) Manning
See [HS255] for her details.
Paternal Grandfather: Captain Daniel Taylor [HS291]
Paternal Grandmother: Mary ( ______ ) Taylor [HS290]
Paternal Grandfather: Ensign Samuel Manning
Maternal Grandfather: John Burge, Jr.
Paternal Grandmother: Elizabeth (Stearns) Manning
Died 67 y 22 February 1711, buried Old South Cemetery, Billerica, Mass. (377)
First Wife; Died 24 June 1671 Billerica, Mass. (376)
Died in his 73rd y 9 September 1761 and is buried in the First
Congregational Cemetery (now Unitarian), Chelmsford, Mass. (370)
Maternal Grandmother: Sarah (Taylor) Burge
Died in her 83rd y 15 March 1777,
widow of John of Chelmsford in Concord, Mass. (92)
Spouse: Elizabeth (Manning) Manning [HS258]
21 October 1728 Billerica, Mass. (287, 288)
157
Elizabeth (Manning) Manning
*Samuel Manning, Jr.
All other records give her death age as 68 years.
Page lost; Date from Internet sources.
In memory of
Mr.
SAMUEL MANNING
who died Jan. 28
1809.
AEt. 76.
Mrs. ELIZABETH MANNING
the Wife of
Mr. SAMUEL MANNING
March the 7th 1770
in the 78 Year
of her age.
The Memory of the Just is Blessed.
Father: Samuel Manning [HS257]
Mother: Elizabeth (Manning) Manning [HS258]
Father: Ensign William Manning
Died in his 87th y 5 March 1764
buried Old Corner Burial Ground, Billerica, Mass. (377)
Mother:
Paternal Grandfather: John Manning
Paternal Grandmother: Sarah (Spaulding) Manning
Elizabeth (French) Manning
Died in her 57th y 19 September 1736
buried Old Corner Burial Ground, Billerica, Mass. (376)
Maternal Grandfather: Ensign William Manning
Maternal Grandmother: Elizabeth (French) Manning
Paternal Grandfather: Ensign Samuel Manning
Spouse: Abigail (Avery) Manning [HS260]
Died 67 y, 22 February 1711, buried Old South Cemetery, Billerica, Mass. (377)
Paternal Grandmother: Abiel (Wight) Manning
Married, 2nd wife, she of Medfield, Mass. 6 May 1673 Billerica, Mass. (287, 331)
Died after 1712.
Maternal Grandfather: Sergeant Jacob French
Died about 74y, 20 May 1713, buried Old South Cemetery, Billerica, Mass. (362)
Maternal Grandmother: Mary (Champney) French
Married 20 September 1665 Billerica, Mass. (234, 257)
Died in 41 y 1 April 1681 Billerica, Mass. (363)
Spouse: Samuel Manning [HS257]
21 October 1728 Billerica, Mass. (287, 288)
158
Abigail (Avery) Manning
“Fieldstone” Manning
Two stones recorded in early 1900s
No Fieldstones 2011
Birth:
Death:
In memory of
Mrs. ABIGAIL MANNING,
widow of
Mr. SAMUEL MANNING.
who died 21 Jan. 1810,
age.
The Townsend birth pages for Samuel Manning’s children is one of the lost
pages. (203) The births inserted on this page come from Internet sources.
Page 223 of the Townsend record gives the death list of the deceased
children of Samuel and Elizabeth Manning as:
Joel, [born 25 December 1738] deceased 31 December 1738
John, deceased 9 November 1745
Sarah, deceased 16 July 1752
Martha, deceased 27 May 1755
William, [born 31 August 1735] deceased 28 April 1756
This “Fieldstone” may be the marker for these children. Samuel, Jr. and
Abigail (Avery) Manning repeated all of these names for their children in
Townsend, Mass. (217).
Father: Robert Avery, Jr.
He died about age 52 y, 26 September 1756 Townsend, Mass. (224)
Mother:
Sarah (Petts) Avery
Married 5 November 1724 Greenland, N.H. (Mormon Site)
Births 11 children, 4 sons, 7 daughters, recorded 1726-1749 Townsend, Mass. (205)
The births of Sarah (5 October 1726) and Jonathan (14 January 1728), recorded
Townsend, Mass. (205) occurred in Greenland, N.H.
Father: Samuel Manning [HS257]
Mother: Elizabeth (Manning) Manning [HS258]
Paternal Grandfather: Robert Avery
Paternal Grandmother: Elizabeth (Lane) Avery
Maternal Grandfather: John Petts
Maternal Grandmother: Abigail (Harrison) Petts
Maternal Grandfather: Ensign William Manning
Maternal Grandmother: Elizabeth (French) Manning
They are reported to be among the earliest settlers in Townsend. They sold
their claim to their daughter Sarah and her husband Robert Avery, Jr. who
came to Townsend between 1728 and 1731 according to childbirth records.
Spouse: Samuel Manning, Jr. [HS259]
159
Samuel Wallis
*Elizabeth (Wallis) Coneck
Birth: About 1724
Stone broken, ______, ___1759 (349)
In Memory of
Mr. SAMUEL WALLIS
Son of Mr. William &
Mrs. Mary Wallis
Who Suddenly Departed this life Jany ye 7th
1785:
in the 19th Year
of his age.
Here Lies the Body of
Mrs. Elizabeth Connick
wife of Mr. James Connick
who Dec’d Decmbr 20
AD 1757 in ye 34 Year
of her Age.
Father: John Wallis [HS230]
Mother: Elizabeth ( ______ ) Wallis [HS229]
Spouse: James Coneck
18 August 1747 (Internet sources)
Father: William Wallis
Mother: Mary ( ______ ) Wallis
Paternal Grandfather: John Wallis
Paternal Grandmother: Elizabeth ( ______ ) Wallis
Children this wife: (All recorded Townsend, Mass. (215))
James Coneck b: 23 December 1747
David Coneck b: 20 May 1750
Jonathan Coneck b: 21 March 1752 He married Zervia
Wheelock 3 April 1781 both of Townsend, Mass. (11, 24)
Elizabeth Coneck [HS264] b: 13 May 1754
John Conick b: 10 June 1756
He married 2nd, Betty (Campbell) Coneck 28 October 1759
Pepperell, Mass. (150, 154) She was born 8 July 1740
160
Elizabeth Coneck
Townsend, Mass. (208) daughter of Robert Campbell [HS43]
and Elizabeth (McDaniels) Campbell [HS42]
13 y, in her (349)
NO HEADSTONE: 2011
Children 2nd wife: (Recorded Townsend, Mass. (215))
William b. 8 May 1761
Robert b. 18 February 1764
Sarah b. 20 December 1766
Internet sources that these were born in Brookline, N.H.
Elizabeth Coneck b. 19 July 1769
Daniel Coneck b. 25 February 1772
James Coneck b. 22 September 1775
Here Lies ye
Body of Eliseb
eth Conek Dau
ghter of Mr. James
& Elesebeth Conek
who Died Agst ye 20th
AD 1756 in ye 3st
Year of her Age
Internet: Tablet #3 at the Bunker Hill Monument lists James
Coneck of Brookline, N.H. in Prescott’s Regiment as killed on
June 17, 1775. Another source lists him as Private. Another
source states he was wounded at Battle of Bunker Hill and died
in Boston, Mass. 24 July 1775 of these wounds. Seems to be
husband because son named James was born two or three
months after his death. Revolutionary records list widow
Elizabeth. She was his second wife.
Father: James Coneck
Mother: Elizabeth (Wallis) Coneck [HS263]
Maternal Grandfather: John Wallis [HS230]
Maternal Grandmother: Elizabeth ( ______ ) Wallis [HS229]
161
Proceedings of the Massachusetts Historical Society, Volume 4
*David Holden, Jr.
By Massachusetts Historical Society, 1889, pp. 384 – 386.
Dr. GREEN communicated a copy of the following journal of Sergeant
Holden, of Groton, kept during the latter part of the French and Indian War,
the original of which has now been presented to the Library, with some
family letters, by Mr. Henry Sylvanus Bunton, Town Treasurer of Hyde
Park, Massachusetts:
Here lies the Body
of David Holdin son of
Mr David & Mrs Sarah
Holdin who died July
ye 12th 1763 being 13
days & about 16
Hours old.
Journal of Sergeant Holden.
David Holden, the writer, was the First Sergeant in Captain Leonard
Whiting's company. He was a son of John and Sarah (Davis) Holden, and
born at Groton, on Dec. 10, 1738. His family, in both its branches, had
suffered much from Indian warfare. His grandfather, Stephen Holden, with
his " two biggest sons," — one of them David's father, — was taken by the
Indians during the summer of 1697, and held in captivity for nearly two
years; and his maternal grandfather was John Davis, who was killed by the
Indians, in his own door-yard, on Oct. 25, 1704.
Father: Sergeant David Holden
Mother: Sarah (Hemenway) Holden
Married 13 July 1761 both of Townsend, Mass. (18)
Births of 6 sons, 3 daughters Townsend, Mass. (238)
Paternal Grandfather: John Holden
Paternal Grandmother: Sarah (Davis) Holden
On July 13, 1761, David was married to Sarah, daughter of the Reverend
Phinehas and Sarah (Stevens) Hememvay, of Townsend, who was born on
Oct. 25, 1739. There is a tradition in the family that the first time he ever
saw his wife was while drilling a squad of men at Groton for the campaign
of 1760. After his return from the army he lived during some years at
Townsend, where most of his children were born. At the outbreak of the
Revolution his sympathies were with the Crown; and so strong was the
feeling in his neighborhood at that period against the tories, that he was
obliged to leave his home, when he took up his abode in Hollis, New
Hampshire. His military service had laid the foundation for a loyalty to the
King, which did not swerve even at the cost of his personal popularity.
Maternal Grandfather: Rev. Phineas Hemenway [HS267]
Maternal Grandmother: Sarah (Stevens) (Hemenway)
Taylor [HS266]
The headstone of his brother Phineas Hemenway Holden born 8 May 1772
Townsend, Mass. (238) died 29 January 1856 (gravestone) with the
headstone of his wife Elizabeth (Jewett) Hemenway, died AEt. 62 y 18
December 1847 (gravestone), both headstones in excellent condition, are in
the Jewett Plot in the Churchyard Cemetery, Hollis, N.H. (viewed 21
October 2009)
Captain Whiting, the commander of Sergeant Holden's company, was a
native of Billerica, where he was born on March 27, 1734; but at the time of
this campaign he was living at Westford. The company was recruited from
162
Middlesex County, and the muster roll is still preserved among the
Massachusetts Archives (XCVIII.) at the State House, in. the volume
marked " Muster Rolls, 1760-1761" (VIII. 313-315). During the Revolution
Captain Whiting was a resident of Hollis, and he, too, was a tory. An
account of his adventures with some patriotic women of the neighborhood
is given in Caleb Butler's History of Groton (pages 336, 337).
Mr. Holden died at Hollis, on August 8, 1803, aged 64 years,
widow at the same place, on April 7, 1830, aged 90 years. He
Register " of his children, handsomely written by himself and
which is now in the possession of a grandson, William Bunton, of
His children were as follows: —
Province, during the campaign of 1760, up to July 1, either at Worcester by
Commissary Anthony Wheelock, or at Springfield by Ensign Campbell, and
then marched westward from those towns.
The Journal consists of 64 pages of a small blank-book; and 104
remaining pages are filled with the ordinary memoranda, usually found in
such a book, and extending through a period of twelve years. From these
entries it appears that Sergeant Holden was a farmer and a cooper; and
occasionally he let his horse or his cart and oxen to some of his neighbors to
do work. In July, 1765, he has a charge of one pound for a " Pigg" against
Archibald Mclntosh, who ten years later was taken prisoner at the Battle of
Bunker Hill, and who died in Boston jail. On Sept. 2, 1765, he carts a "
Load of Cole from the Battrey to Tarbells mills," which were situated in
Squannacook Village, now West Groton. In January, 1772, he opens an
account with Henry Price, the first Provincial Grand Master of Masons in
New England and North America, and he sells him some turnips and does
some " hooping" for him. There is also given " A List of the Schoolars in y°
year 1772," at Townsend, which then had a population not far from 750
inhabitants. The list is as follows:
and his
left a "
framed,
Boston.
David, born June 28, 1763, died July 12, 1763; Sarah, born December
17. 1764, married Lieutenant Benjamin Cummings, of Brookline, N. H.,
July 20, 1786, as his second wife, and died in the year 1835; Betsey, born
September 18, 1766, married David Hale, June 3, 1787, and died November
18, 1842; David, born July 31, 1769, married Bridget Atwell, January 1,
1789, and died October 13, 1823 ; Phineas Hemenway, born May 8, 1772,
married Betsey Jewett, January 31, 1799, and died January 29, 1856;
Lavinia, born June 30, 1774, married Andrew Bunton, of Pembroke, N. H.,
March 13, 1800, and died November 17, 1836; Artemas, born September
13, 1776, lived in Lowell, and died August 8, 1863; Sylvanus, born April 3,
1779, and lost at sea, February 5, 1811; and Joshua, born April 3, 1781,
lived in Boston, and died December 17, 1852.
Isaac Kidder Lucy Kidder John Kidder Jon? Patt James Patt Sybel Patt
David Patt Joshua Smith Benj' Ball Rachel Ball Rebeca Proctor Rachel
Proctor Nathan Conant Jeremiah Ball James Ball Molly Ball Betty Ball
Isaac Proctor Elisabeth Proctor Jacob Baldwin Rachel Read Patty Read
Levi Read Howard Read Joel Read Benj" Read Jon" Wallis Suse Wallis
Sybel Wallis Isaac Wallis John Stevens Samt.t Stevens WTM Stevens
Molly Stevens Abel Gillson Dauiel Gillson Henry Turner Benf Abbot
Polly Price Sam° Wyman Anna Wyman Huldy Wyman Uzziah Wyman
Polly Holdin Sally Holdin Betey Holdin Ruth Baldwin John Bauldwin
Jonas Baldwin Joseph Willson Jn? Willson Sarah Willson
After the death of Sergeant David Holden, the Journal passed into the
hands of a son, Phineas Hemenway Holden, who left it to a daughter Mary,
wife of Dexter Greenwood, of Hollis, by whom it was given, perhaps
twenty-five years ago, to her cousin Dr. Sylvanus Bunton (son of Andrew
and Lavinia) ; and after Dr. Bunton's death the book came into the
possession of his son, Henry Sylvanus Bunton, who now has given it to this
Society.
In connection with this Journal, see one kept by Lemuel Wood during the same
campaign, and published in the Essex Institute Historical Collections (Vols. XIX.XXL).
According to an advertisement in " The Boston Weekly News-Letter,"
July 3, 1760, forty-one companies had been mustered into the service of the
163
Sarah (Stevens) (Hemenway) Taylor
Rev. Phineas Hemenway
Birth: 27 September 1713 Marlboro, Mass. (170)
Birth: 26 April 1706 Framingham, Mass. (111)
Here lies interr’d the
Remains of Mrs Sarah
Taylor the virtuous wife
of Mr David Taylor of
Concord formerly the
Wife of Revd Mr Hemenway
of this Town who died here
July 29th 1766. In the 53d
Year of her age.
A faithful wife a tender Mother
A kind Neighbour a sympathizing
Friend a pious experienced
Christian.
Who can find a virtuous Woman for
her price is far above Rubies.
Erected by the Town to the
Memory of the Revd. Mr. Phineas
Hemenway, the first Pastor of the
Chh here who departed this
Life May 20, 1760, AEt. 55 and
27th of his Ministry.
_____________________
Sound in the Faith; Zealous in
the Cause of God; Meek and patient
under trials; Diligent in improving
his talents; Faithful to his Lord, and
to the Souls of his People.
From death’s arrist, no age or status is free.
Father: Joshua Hemenway
Mother: Rebecca (Stanhope) Hemenway
Father: Samuel Stevens
Mother: Thankful (Stow) Stevens
Paternal Grandfather: Joshua Hemenway
Paternal Grandmother: Joanna (Evans) Hemenway
Maternal Grandfather: Jonathan Stanhope
Maternal Grandmother: Susannah (Ayres) Stanhope
Maternal Grandfather: Samuel Stow
Maternal Grandmother: Elizabeth ( ______ ) Stow
Spouse: Sarah Stevens [HS266]
8 May 1739 (Townsend History, 90)
Spouse: Rev. Phineas Hemenway [HS267]
8 May 1739 Townsend History (90)
David Taylor
20 October 1761 Townsend, Mass. (18)
He of Concord, Mass. Unclear if this is his 2nd or 3rd marriage.
164
Major Jonathan Hubbard, Jr., Esq.
Father: Jonathan Hubbard
Lived Lunenburg in 1730s.
He died age 70 y, 17 July 1728, and is buried
Hill Burying Ground, Concord, Mass. (432)
I, Conn, XV, 52
In a moment in the twinkling
of an eye at the last trump, (for the
trumpet shall sound) and the dead
shall be raised incorruptible and we shall be changed,
This Stone is Erected to the Memory of
MAJOR JONATHAN HUBBARD
Esq who deceased April the
7th 1761, Anno AEtetis 78.
In the Capacity of a Husband he
was kind and faithful; of
a Parent tender and Exemplary
of an officer approved & beloved
of a Christian Amiable
Halt passenger as you go past
Remember time, it runeth fast.
My dust in narrow bounds do ly
Remember man, that thou must die.
This dust revive it shall again;
And in a grave no more remain;
When trumpet sounds, I shall be rais,d
For this Gods holy word hath said.
Mother:
Hannah (Rice) Hubbard
She died in her 89 y, 9 April 1747 Concord, Mass. (171)
Paternal Grandfather: John Hubbard
Paternal Grandmother: Mary (Merriam) Hubbard
Maternal Grandfather: Samuel Rice
Maternal Grandmother: Elizabeth (King) Rice
Spouse: Rebecca (Brown) Hubbard [HS269)
26 September 1704 Concord, Mass. (New Ipswich
History, 483)
165
Rebecca (Brown) Hubbard
John Hubbard
Birth: 3 April 1727 Groton, Mass. (119)
Five childbirths recorded Townsend, Mass. (215 – 216)
Three with 1st wife, 2 with 2nd.
Here lies the body of
Mrs. Rebekah Hubbard the
Wife of Major Jonathan Hubbard Esq
who departed this Life
November 2d 1751
Here lies the body of
Mr. John Hubbard
Feberuary 20th 1759
in the 32d Year
of his age.
in the 68th Year
of her Age.
Father: Ensign Thomas Brown
Died in his 67th y 4 April 1718 Concord, Mass. (94)
Mother:
Father: Major Jonathan Hubbard, Jr., Esq. [HS268]
Mother: Rebecca (Brown) Hubbard [HS269)
Ruth (Wheeler) (Jones) (Brown) Prescott
All marriages Concord, Mass. (17, 20, 93) She died age about 85 y 9
February 1740 Relict of Capt. Jonathan Prescott Concord, Mass. (144)
Capt. Jonathan Prescott had 4 wives, the last 3 marriages recorded in
Concord, Mass. (20, 31, 93) He died about 78 y 5 December 1721
Concord, Mass. (104)
Paternal Grandfather: Jonathan Hubbard
Paternal Grandmother: Hannah (Rice) Hubbard
Maternal Grandfather: Ensign Thomas Brown
Maternal Grandmother: Ruth (Wheeler) (Jones) (Brown) Prescott
Spouse: Hannah Johnson
20 March 1749 Both of Lunenburg, Mass. (230, 252)
Died in her 27th y 3 April 1754 Townsend, Mass. (229)
Mary (Ball) (Hubbard) (Baldwin) Jewett [HS271]
Spouse: Major Jonathan Hubbard, Jr., Esq. [HS268]
26 September 1704 Concord, Mass. (New Ipswich
History, 483)
166
Mary (Ball) (Hubbard) (Baldwin) Jewett
Amos Sartell, Jr.
Birth: 24 June 1733 Townsend, Mass. (See after HS154)
Page lost Townsend (203)
In Memory of
Mr. AMOS SARTELL JR
SON of Mr. AMOS &
Mrs. ELIZABETH SARTELL
Who died Febr the
12th 1773
in the 23 Year
of his age
She had 2 children with John Hubbard recorded Townsend (215 – 216)
She had 5 children with Ebenezer Baldwin recorded Townsend. (237)
In
memory of
MRS. MARY
widow of Mr. Jediah Jewett:
who died
Aug. 11, 1822:
AEt 89
Father: Amos Sartell [HS280]
Mother: Elizabeth (Fletcher) Sartell [HS279]
Paternal Grandfather: Capt. Ephraim Sawtell
Died 83rd y, 8 October 1768 buried Old Burying Ground, Groton, Mass. (263)
Paternal Grandmother: Abigail (Farnsworth) Sawtell
Maternal Grandfather: Jonas Fletcher
Died 65th y, 4 December 1753 buried Old Burying Ground, Groton, Mass. (263)
Died age 83 y, December 1777 buried Old Burying Ground, Groton, Mass. (223)
Maternal Grandmother: Elizabeth (Robbins) Fletcher
Spouse: John Hubbard [HS270]
Ebenezer Baldwin
Jedediah Jewett
September 1783 Townsend, Mass. (13, 25)
Spouse: No Marriage Record
Jedediah died 84y, 8m, 4d, 12 May 1804 and is buried with his first wife
Elizabeth (Shattuck) Jewett in the Walton Cemetery, Pepperell, Mass. (279)
167
Lucy (Osgood) Haynes
Polly (Nichols) Haynes
Birth: 1791 Baptized 1795 Westford, Mass. (77)
Birth: 1784 of Pepperell, Mass. (T53)
Lucy O 1791 – 1820 on headstone at Hillside Cemetery, Townsend, Mass. (404)
Polly N 1784 – 1821 on headstone at Hillside Cemetery, Townsend, Mass. (404)
In Memory of
LUCY HAYNES
wife of Joseph Haynes
who died Feb. 3d 1820.
Aged 29, years
In Memory of
LUCY HAYNES
Aged 29, years
ALSO
POLLEY HAYNES
His Second wife
Aged 37, years
ALSO
POLLEY HAYNES
His Second wife
Aged 37, years
AND ALSO
Elmiry Dau, of
Joseph and Lucy Haynes,
who died March 20, 1816.
Aged 37, days.
AND ALSO
Elmiry Dau, of
Aged 37, days.
Father:
Mother:
Father: Daniel Osgood
Mother: Lucy (Cumings) (Osgood) Brown
Married intentions 18 January 1780 Westford, Mass. (149, 207)
Married 2nd Lieut. Samuel Brown of Concord, Mass. 30 June 1812 Westford, Mass. (141,
207) Lieut. Samuel of Concord, Mass. 67 y died 29 October 1819 Pepperell, Mass. (260)
Spouse: Joseph Haynes, Jr.
11 July 1820 Pepperell, Mass. (174, 198)
Spouse: Joseph Haynes, Jr.
8 February 1814 Westford, Mass. (179, 207)
Joseph Haynes has a saw mill in Townsend, Mass. in 1853.
The Massachusetts Register and Calendar, 1853, 142
She of Westford, He of Townsend, Mass. (46)
168
Elmiry Haynes
Charles Haynes
Birth: 11 February 1816 (Calculated)
Birth: May 1829 (Calculated)
Emily 1816 - 1816 on headstone at Hillside Cemetery, Townsend, Mass. (404)
Charles 1829 – 1830 on headstone at Hillside Cemetery, Townsend, Mass. (404)
In Memory of
LUCY HAYNES
Aged 29, years
In Memory of
CHARLES, Son of
Joseph & Rhoda Haynes
who died Jan. 6th
1830
ALSO
POLLEY HAYNES
His Second wife
Aged 37, years
ALSO
AN INFANT CHILD
who died
Dec. 24 1823.
Infant Child [Maybe Harriet]
AND ALSO
Elmiry Dau, of
Aged 37, days.
Father: Joseph Haynes, Jr.
Mother: Rhoda (Nichols) Haynes
Married 6 May 1822 Townsend, Mass. (71)
Rhoda H 1792 - 1872 on headstone at Hillside Cemetery, Townsend, Mass. (404)
Mother: Lucy (Osgood) Haynes [HS273]
Paternal Grandfather: Joseph Haynes
Maternal Grandfather: Daniel Osgood
Maternal Grandmother: Lucy (Cumings) (Osgood) Brown
169
Infant Haynes
Harriet Haynes
Birth: December 1823
Death: 24 December 1823
Birth: April 1831 (Calculated)
Harriet 1823 - 1823 on headstone at Hillside Cemetery, Townsend, Mass. (404)
In Memory of
HARRIET Dau of
Joseph & RHODA Haynes
who died
Aug 21 1833
Aged 2 yrs. 4 mon.
Adieu sweet child we part in pain,
We only part to meet again.
In Memory of
CHARLES, Son of
Joseph & Rhoda Haynes
who died Jan. 6th
1830
ALSO
AN INFANT CHILD
who died
Dec. 24 1823.
170
Elizabeth (Fletcher) Sartell
*Amos Sartell
Birth: 21 October 1723 Chelmsford, Mass. (63)
Birth: 22 December 1718 Groton, Mass. (207)
In Memory of
MRS. ELIZABETH SARTELL,
the Wife of
MR. AMOS SARTELL,
who deceas’d April
21st 1790,
Aged 64 years.
In memory of
Mr. AMOS SARTELL
who died 24 Aug. 1799
Aged 79 years.
To man there’s not a moment giv’n
Too much to learn the way to heav’n
Improve your time while here on earth
To make you happy after death
Father: Jonas Fletcher
Born 25 December 1694 Chelmsford, Mass. (61)
Father: Capt. Ephraim Sawtell
Died age 83 y December 1777 buried Old Burying Ground, Groton, Mass. (223)
Mother:
Died 83rd y 8 October 1768 buried Old Burying Ground, Groton, Mass. (263)
Elizabeth (Robbins) Fletcher
Mother:
Married Intentions 8 November 1722 Chelmsford, Mass. (229, 308)
Abigail (Farnsworth) Sawtell
Married 10 April 1713 Concord, Mass. (83) Recorded Groton, Mass. (60, 150)
Died 66th y 4 December 1753 buried Old Burying Ground, Groton, Mass. (263)
Paternal Grandfather: Joshua Fletcher
Born 10 January 1644 Concord, Mass. (6) Married 1st wife Grisell (Jewell)
Fletcher 4 May 1668 Chelmsford, Mass. (228, 259) She died 31 y 17
January 1682 Chelmsford, Mass. (389)
Paternal Grandmother: Sarah (Wiley) Fletcher
Maternal Grandfather: Ensign John Farnsworth
Died about 77 y 7 October 1729 Groton, Mass. (220)
Married 2nd wife 18 July 1682 Chelmsford, Mass. (230, 348)
Maternal Grandmother: Hannah (Aldis) Farnsworth
Maternal Grandfather: Robert Robbins
Maternal Grandmother: Mary (Dill) Robbins
Born 4 July 1666 Dedham, Mass. (V1 10)
Married 8 December 1686
Died 17 October 1729 Groton, Mass. (Farnsworth Memorial, 1897, p. 118)
Married both of Groton, Mass. 27 March 1697 Chelmsford, Mass. (217, 309)
Spouse: Amos Sartell [HS280]
17 September 1746 Groton, Mass. (69, 149)
Spouse: Elizabeth (Fletcher) Sartell [HS279]
17 September 1746 Groton, Mass. (69, 149)
171
Abigail (Sartell) White
Benjamin Sawtell
Stone broken, illegible: 2011
Abigail wife of John 1852 (350)
Note from early 1900s: Stone broken – date of death gone.
NO HEADSTONE: 2011
BENJAMIN SAWTELL
Died
Nov. 5, 1856,
AEt. 73..
ABIGAIL
Wife of
JOHN WHITE
Died Dec. 1, 1852.
Father: Simeon Sartell [HS85]
Mother: Abigail (Corey) Sartell
Father: Simeon Sartell [HS85]
Mother: Abigail (Corey) Sartell
25 Aug 1772 Marriage Intention, Westford, Mass. (151, 234)
Paternal Grandfather: Uriah Sartell
25 Aug 1772 Marriage Intention, Westford, Mass. (151, 234)
Pew 18: Townsend, Meetinghouse (1)
Paternal Grandfather: Uriah Sartell
Paternal Grandmother: Sarah (Martin) Sartell
Pew 18: Townsend, Meetinghouse (1)
Paternal Grandmother: Sarah (Martin) Sartell
Spouse: Deacon John White of Acton
4 April 1822 Townsend, Mass. (70,168)
20 January 1822 Intention Acton, Mass. (220, 239)
Deacon John White was born 11 August 1770 son of Thomas and Hannah
(Faulkner) White in Groton, Mass. (251) He died in 53d y Ashburnham
“where he had removed” 3 April 1824 Acton, Mass. (307) Buried in
Woodlawn Cemetery, Acton, Mass. (307) Record age 54 y in Ashburnham,
Mass. (209) He is buried with his previous wife Sarah (Knowlton) White
who died 21 June 1810 Acton, Mass. (307)
172
Esther Rumrill
*Joseph Rumrill
[in his 78 year (350)]
Seven sibling births Townsend, Mass. (204 – 205)
May be a copying error that she is left out.
In memory of
MR. JOSEPH RUMRILL,
who died 21 May
1799; in the 73
year of his age.
In Memory of
Mrs Esther Rumrill
Daur, of Mr. Joseph
And Mrs Lucy
Rumrill Who Died
May Ye 12, 1785;
in the 22 Year
of her age.
Father: Simon Rumrill, Jr.
Mother: [of Enfield, Massachusetts, now Connecticut]
Paternal Grandfather: Simon Rumrill
Paternal Grandmother: Sarah (Fairman) Rumrill
Father: Joseph Rumrill [HS284]
Mother: Lucy (Stevens) Rumrill [HS285]
Spouse: Lucy (Stevens) Rumrill [HS285]
173
RUMRILL ANCESTORY
Lucy (Stevens) Rumrill
Simon Rumrill, the immigrant RUMRILL ancestor of all of this name in
America, settled in Enfield, Massachusetts, now Connecticut, as early as 1672, and
in that year served the town as fence-viewer. In 1680 he was granted thirty acres of
land on Great river and in 1683 Lot No. 39, including five acres of meadow and two
of field. In 1685 he was granted a home lot of five acres in the south field, also a lot
on the Scantuck river and another lot in Spring Meadow in 1698. He was constable
and tythingman of Enfield. In 1691 he was called to account for not working out his
highway taxes and fined. He died before 1715, as shown by a deed given by his
sons. He married Sarah, daughter of John Fairman. Children : Simon, mentioned
below; Sarah, born February, 1693; Ebenezer, 1701; John, September 15, 1704,
ancestor of many of the Enfield and Springfield families of this surname.
Birth: 6 August 1730 Townsend, Mass. (Groton, Mass. 230)
IN
Memory of
Mrs. LUCY Widow of
Mr. Joseph RUMRILL,
who died
Sep, 14, 1818,
AEt. 88.
(II) Simon (2) Rumrill, son of Simon (1) Rumrill, was born at Enfield,
Massachusetts, July 26, 1686. He deeded his rights in the estate of his father to Israel
Phelps and William Bement.
(III) Joseph Rumrill, son of Simon (2) Rumrill, was born about 1720. He settled in
Townsend, Massachusetts, among the early settlers, and married there, June 22,
1749, Lucy Stevens. Children: Joseph, mentioned below; Peter, soldier in the
revolution from Townsend, removed to Wiscasset, Maine, after the war.
(IV) Joseph (2) Rumrill, son of Joseph (1) Rumrill, was born about 1755, in
Townsend or vicinity. He married, at Townsend, May 6, 1783, Abigail Lamson.
Joseph Rumrill was a soldier in the revolution from Townsend, in Captain Henry
Farwell's company in 1775, ninety-eight days. Joseph Rumrill Jr. was in Captain
Warren's company, Colonel Jonathan Read's regiment, General Prescott's command,
in 1780. In 1790 the census shows that Joseph Rumrill Sr. was still living there and
had besides himself four females in his family; Joseph Jr. had in his family at
Townsend one male over sixteen, one under that age and one female. (continued on
Internet)
Spouse: Joseph Rumrill [HS284]
New England families, genealogical and memorial: a record of the ..., Volume 4,
edited by William Richard Cutter, New York, 1914, pp. 1988-1989.
174
Ensign William Stevens
Birth: 26 October 1724 Townsend, Mass. (Groton, Mass. 230)
28 August 1758 (224)
She was born about 1733: page lost Townsend, Mass. (203)
and baptized 10 March 1733 Groton, Mass. (454). Daughter of
Deacon Samuel Clark [HS208] and Sarah ( ______ ) Clark
[HS207]
Ensign William Stevens
August 8th 1758
in the 34th Year
of his Age.
The man whose body lies here Hous’d
The silent grave within
In Life he was a Husband kind
This may be said of him
A neighbor good a family man
But what was best of all
He Lov’d the Truth Heaven was his choice
and Christ his all in all.
She may have married a third time after April 1774, probably in Maine.
She still had young children when her second husband was drowned.
Sarah (Clark) (Stevens) Warren married second as his second wife Lieut.
William Warren on 12 February 1761. Pepperell, Mass. (227, 236)
Pepperell, Mass. (314) record state: Lieut. William Warren drowned in the
Kennebunk River, Maine, 25 April 1774. He had two children with his first
wife Hannah (Boynton) Warren and six children with Sarah (Clark)
(Stevens) Warren, all born Pepperell, Mass. (111 – 112)
History of Plymouth, New Hampshire: vol. I. Narrative--vol. II ..., Volume
2 By Ezra Scollay Stearns, Moses Thurston Runnels, Plymouth (N.H.).
Town history committee, 1906, p. 700 states:
LIEUT. WILLIAM WARREN was a prominent citizen of Pepperell, Mass., until
about 1770, when he removed to Norridgewock, Me. He was there a hotelkeeper, lumberman, and agent of a land company. He was drowned in the
Kennebec River. He m. Hannah Boynton, who d. in Pepperell, May 12,
1760. He m. second, Feb. 10, 1761, Sarah (Clark) Stevens, of Townsend,
Mass. Eight children b. in Pepperell.
Since he lived in Norridgewock, Maine which is on the Kennebec River, it
is more likely that the Plymouth, N.H. record is correct as to which river.
Spouse: Sibbel (Farnsworth) Stevens [HS287]
13 December 1750 Townsend, Mass. (16, Groton, Mass. 63, 164)
His son, William, born 15 April 1747 Pepperell, Mass. (112) with first wife
Hannah (Boynton) Warren died 17 June 1775 in battle of Bunker Hill.
(Pepperell, Mass. 314)
175
Sibbel (Farnsworth) Stevens
Sibbel Stevens
Birth: 12 November 1730 Groton, Mass. (77)
Birth: About 1753
Two worn slates illegible; Probable burial
No Headstone 2011
Two worn slates illegible; Probable burial
No Headstone 2011
Might be Ephraim Stevens, brother of William [HS286] who died 16
November 1756 Townsend, Mass. (224) born 20 November 1722
Billerica, Mass. (185) son of Joseph Stevens [HS327] and
Elizabeth (Sherman) Stevens [HS328]
Might be Ephraim Stevens, brother of William [HS286] who died 16
November 1756 Townsend, Mass. (224) born 20 November 1722
Billerica, Mass. (185) son of Joseph Stevens [HS327] and
.
.
Father: Aaron Farnsworth
Mother: Hannah (Barron) Farnsworth
Father: Ensign William Stevens [HS286]
Mother: Sibbel (Farnsworth) Stevens [HS287]
Paternal Grandfather: Benjamin Farnsworth
Paternal Grandmother: Mary (Prescott) Farnsworth
Paternal Grandfather: Joseph Stevens [HS327]
Paternal Grandmother: Elizabeth (Sherman) Stevens [HS328]
Maternal Grandfather: Samuel Barron
Maternal Grandmother: Abigail (Woods) Barron
Maternal Grandfather: Aaron Farnsworth
Maternal Grandmother: Hannah (Barron) Farnsworth
Spouse: Ensign William Stevens [HS286]
13 December 1750 Townsend, Mass. (16, Groton 63, 164)
176
Sarah (Stow) Taylor
Mary ( ______ ) Taylor
She may be Mary ( ______ ) Stow widow of John Stow, mother of Ruth Stow
[HS244]. John Stow died in his 33rd year 17 May 1724 Concord, Mass. (110).
Marriage to Capt. Daniel Taylor [HS291] about 1726. Seems to be a Stow / Taylor
connection with births on same page of lost pages Townsend. (203)
Ms Sarah Taylor ye
wife of Lieut Daniel
Taylor who Deced ye
21th day of Jan AD
1756 in ye 46th
year of her age.
Ms Mary Taylor ye wife
of Lieut Daniel Taylor
who Deced ye 30th day
of March AD 1744 in
The 36th year of her
age.
Father: Nathaniel Stow, Jr.
Father:
Mother:
Mother: Ruth (Merriam) Stow
Paternal Grandfather: Nathaniel Stow
Paternal Grandmother: Martha (Metcalf) (Bignell) Stow
Died 90th y 26 December 1717 Concord, Mass. (93)
Spouse: Captain Daniel Taylor [HS291]
About 1726
Maternal Grandfather: Joseph Merriam
Died age 47 y 20 April 1677 buried Hill Burying Ground,
Concord, Mass. [oldest gravestone in Concord]. (431)
Maternal Grandmother: Sarah (Stone) Merriam
Spouse: Captain Daniel Taylor [HS291]
10 April 1745 Concord, Mass. (161)
177
*Captain Daniel Taylor
Mary Taylor
In Memory of
Capt. DANIEL TAYLOR
who Very Suddenly Depart=
ed this Life Octr. 22, 1783:
in the 80th year of his age.
The Gates of the Devouring Grave
are Open’d Wide for all
if he that holds the Keys of Death
Commands You Down must fall
if Sin be Pardon:d Your Secure
Death hath no sting besid,
The Law Gives Sin its Damning Powr
But Christ the Ransom dy:d
he is the Way that leads to God
Hapy the Soul that Walks that Road
For You Must Pass from hence a Way
then bear in mind Your Dying day.
American Flag
Birth: About 1729: page lost Townsend, Mass. (203)
Father: Abraham Taylor
Mother: Mary (Whittaker) Taylor
Paternal Grandfather: William Taylor
Paternal Grandmother: Mary ( ______ ) Taylor
Spouse: Mary ( ______ ) Taylor [HS290]
In her 19th year (350) Appears more like 17 but could be 19;
1900s epitaph copiers unsure of 19 or 17, also
Here Lies ye body of
Mary Taylor
Daughter of Leut
Daniel Taylor Who
Deced Sep ye 7th day
AD 1746 in ye 17th
year of her age
Father: Captain Daniel Taylor [HS291]
Mother: Mary ( ______ ) Taylor [HS290]
Paternal Grandmother: Mary (Whittaker) Taylor
Died 93 y, 11 m 16 February 1756,
widow of Abraham, Concord, Mass. (415)
About 1726
Sarah (Stow) Taylor [HS289]
10 April 1745 Concord, Mass. (161)
Elizabeth ( ______ ) Cummings
of Dunstable, Mass. at marriage Record Dunstable, Mass. (117, 191)
178
Townsend Harbour
*Lieut. Jacob Blodgett
Randal Edgar, “Harboring the wrong notion about Townsend,” The
Lowell Sun, September 14, 1996, pp. 1, 4.
Birth: 8 January 1749 Dunstable, Mass. (13)
Bill Pate, a history student at Fitchburg State college, and a 40
year old, 20 year resident of Townsend Harbor, researched the
reason for the east part of Townsend being called the
“Harbour.”
He found no evidence for the usual four
explanations:
1. because of the pond;
2. harboring the slaves;
3. safe harbor from the Indians in 1600s and early
1700s;
4. place where British loyalists were imprisoned
during the Revolution.
SACRED
to the memory of
Lieut. JACOB BLODGET,
Feb. 29th 1808, in the
60th year of his age.
Beneath this stone I turn to dust,
But I hereafter shall arise,
And he, in whom I put my trust,
Will bear me upward to the skies.
There sorrow, pain, & death will cease,
And every tear be wip’d away,
There shall I dwell in perfect peace.
And thou, O Grave must loose thy prey.
Bill Pate found that the first reference to the Harbor was made
by Jacob Blodget as town clerk when recording a vote Oct. 5,
1795, to erect four guideposts at “the Harbour” in East
Townsend. Pate believes Blodget started the tradition and was
copied by succeeding town clerks. In Dunstable, the name
referred to an army encampment that later became a center of
business. Blodget took the tradition with him when he became
town clerk in Mason, and later in Townsend. Pate found that
the word “harbour” was derived from a German word for army
encampment or hostelry.
Father: Josiah Blodgett
Died in his 84th y 9 February 1792 Dunstable, Mass. (208)
Mother:
Jemima (Nutting) Blodgett
Died age 91 y, 24 November 1810 Dunstable, Mass. (209)
Both are buried Central Cemetery, Dunstable, Mass.
Married 13 April 1737 Groton, Mass. (26, 121)
He of Dunstable, Mass. at marriage.
Paternal Grandfather: William Blodgett
Paternal Grandmother: Mary (Warren) Blodgett
Maternal Grandfather: Jonathan Nutting
Maternal Grandmother: Mary (Green) Nutting
A detailed explanation is given at:
http://www.townsend.ma.us/history/harbhist.htm
Spouse: Sarah (Taylor) (Blodgett) Jaquith
Daughter of Captain Daniel Taylor [HS291] and Sarah (Stow) Taylor [HS289]
He from Mason, N.H. at marriage; From Dunstable, Mass. to Mason, N.H. earlier.
179
Worn Slate
Benjamin Adams, Jr.
Birth:
Death:
Benja Adams
Son of Mr.
Benja Adams
& Mrs Mary his
Wife Who Died
Sept. 10th 1779
Aged 3 Weeks
And 3 Days.
Father: Benjamin Adams
The location of this worn slate indicates that it may have a connection to
Lieut. Jacob Blodgett. Since Lieut. Blodgett was 31 years old when he
married Sarah (Taylor) (Blodgett) Jaquith, he may have been married earlier
in Dunstable, Mass. or Mason, N.H. This could possibly be an earlier wife
or a child of his. His widow, Sarah (Taylor) (Blodgett) Jaquith married
Captain James Jaquith of Wilmington, Mass. 14 June 1810 in Townsend,
Mass. (43, 62) She died 29 May 1828, age 78 years, and is buried with her
second husband and his first wife, Dolly (Richardson) Jaquith, in
Wilmington, Mass. (232)
Two sons born Townsend, Mass. (276) Three children recorded Ashby,
Mass. (1-2) Six more children born
Cavendish, Vermont (Townsend History, 234)
Died 78y 1830 Clarendon, Vermont.
.
Mother:
Mary (Stone) Adams
Born 22 April 1754 Townsend, Mass. (239)
Married 16 July 1778 Townsend, Mass. (8, 23) She of Ashby, Mass.
Father:
Mother:
Paternal Grandfather: Captain Daniel Adams, Jr. [HS189]
Paternal Grandmother: Kezia (Brooks) Adams [HS190]
Maternal Grandfather: Samuel Stone
Maternal Grandmother: Martha (Earle) Stone
Spouse:
180
Alice (Totman) Wilson
Nathaniel Scales
Birth: 7 August 1757 Wilmington, Mass. baptized (Billerica, Mass. 170)
Eight children recorded Billerica, Mass. (202 – 204)
Her great-grandson Jesse Cumings [HS302]
According to Billerica History, 169 John Totman was first on the tax rolls
in 1752. He may have been Alice’s brother.
February 1786: Nathaniel, his wife and children
Wilmington Mass. to Townsend, Mass. (439)
ERECTED
in memory of
Mr. NATHANIEL SCALES
who died
April 8th. 1816.
AEt. 58.
Lord I commit my soul to thee
Accept the sacred trust.
Receive this nobler part of me
And watch my sleeping dust.
Her husband’s great-uncle Benjamin Wilson died 4 June 1774 Townsend, Mass. (227)
In memory of
Mrs. ALLIS, consort of
Mr. John Wilson, who died Feb. 11th, 1809; in
the 82 year of
her age.
Father:
Mother:
Father: Nathan Scales
Died 72nd y, 6 October 1787 Wilmington, Mass. (245)
Mother:
Paternal Grandfather: James Scales
Paternal Grandmother: Sarah (Curtis) Scales
Spouse: John Wilson, IV
Hannah (Townsend) Scales
Married 11 June 1744 Wilmington, Mass. (180, 191)
8 November 1748 Billerica, Mass. (323, 332)
He was born 20 December 1724 son of John Wilson III and Jemima (Shed) Wilson
Billerica, Mass. (204) Written in pencil in Westford, Mass. (320) in WILSON
section with the death of their son Henry and his wife Hannah (Spaulding) Wilson
is: John, Jan. 20, 1810, a. 85 y Most likely Alice’s husband.
Spouse: Mary (Kendall) Scales [HS298]
26 April 1781 Wilmington, Mass. (155, 180)
181
Mary (Kendall) Scales
Rachel Hosley
Birth: 4 November 1755 Wilmington, Mass. (52)
3 December 1778 (256)
MARY,
widow of Nathaniel
SCALES,
Died Sept. 17, 1824:
AEt. 69.
Here lies the
Body of Rachal
Daughter of Mr James
and Mrs Sarah Hosley
who died Nov 3d
1778 being about
9 years of
age.
Father: Enoch Kendall
Died age 86 y, 3 March 1815 Wilmington, Mass. (234)
His 2nd wife Patience (Wright) Kendall died 92nd y 29 May 1827
Wilmington, Mass. (234)
Mother:
Mary (Kittredge) Kendall
Father: James Hosley, 4th
Died 9 November 1755 [5 days after childbirth] Wilmington, Mass. (234)
Paternal Grandfather: Hezekiah Kendall
Paternal Grandmother: Anna (Farley) Kendall
The History of New Ipswich, New Hampshire, p. 472 states: James Hosley
was prominent in Townsend until 1783, in New Ipswich, N.H. from 1783 to
1788, and was town clerk in Hancock, N.H. for fifteen years. He died age
74 y 19 April 1809 Hancock, N.H.
Maternal Grandfather: Lieut. William Kittredge
Mother:
Sarah (Shed) Hosley
Ten children born 1759 – 1779 Townsend, Mass. (232)
Died 91 y, “burnt in his house in the night” 25 April 1789
Tewksbury, Mass. (224)
Paternal Grandfather: James Hosley, 3rd
Maternal Grandmother: Mary “Molly” (Wright) Kittredge
Died in 43rd y 28 March 1745 Townsend, Mass. (224)
Paternal Grandmother: Exercise (Jewett) (Hosley) (Brown) Maynard
2nd husband: Ensign Ephraim Brown; 3rd: Jesse Maynard
Died in her 42nd y, “in childbed” 5 May 1753 and is buried Old Cemetery,
Tewksbury, Mass. (222)
Spouse: Nathaniel Scales [HS297]
26 April 1781 Wilmington, Mass. (155, 180)
Maternal Grandfather: John Shed
Maternal Grandmother: Elizabeth (Shattuck) Shed
182
*John Hosley
*James Hosley, 5th
17 y, about; Died White Plains, N.Y. while serving in the Army
John son of Mr. James
& Mrs. Sarah Hosley,
Who Died Nov 26th 1778.
Being about 17 years of age.
John son of Mr. James
& Mrs. Sarah Hosley,
Who Died Nov 26th 1778.
Being about 17 years of age.
His Elder Brother James
Died at White Plains Oct
23d 1776. Being near the same age.
His Elder Brother James
Died at White Plains Oct
23d 1776. Being near the same age.
Mother:
Sarah (Shed) Hosley
Mother:
Ten children born 1759 – 1779 Townsend, Mass. (232
Sarah (Shed) Hosley
Ten children born 1759 – 1779 Townsend, Mass. (232
He died in 43rd y 28 March 1745 Townsend, Mass. (224)
He died in 43rd y 28 March 1745 Townsend, Mass. (224)
183
Jesse Cumings
*Deacon Amos Heald
Birth: 28 March 1808 Twin Townsend, Mass. (272)
Birth: 23 May 1708 Concord, Mass. (71)
Death: 4 January 1775 Townsend, Mass. ((259, 350)
Also recorded Concord, Mass. (224)
3 January 1775 (259)
Jesse Cumings son
of Mr Nathaniel &
Mrs Polly Cumings
died March 31st
1808 age 3 days
Erected in memory of
Dea. AMOS HEALD who
died in this town Jan. 4th
1775, in the 66th year of his age,
who first removed to the town of Townsend in May 1766, from the Town
of Concord, where he used the
office of a Deacon in the Church
in that Town many year, and untill
his removal, and thereby "purchased
to himself a good degree, and a great
boldness in the faith which is in
Christ Jesus" and to the universall
of his brethern in that church.
Hear what the voice from Heaven proclaims
For all the pious dead
Sweet is the savor of their names
And soft their sleeping bed.
Far from this world of toil and strife
They're present with the Lord
And labors of their mortal life
End in a large reward.
Father: Nathaniel Cumings, III
Buried with both of his wives, Patty (Fletcher) Cumings and Anna (Fletcher)
Cumings, in the tomb marked Nathaniel Cumings & Isaac Turner 1819 in Hillside
Cemetery, Townsend, Mass. (359) Both wives from Dunstable, Mass. (31 – 32) but
not sisters.
Mother: Patty (Fletcher) Cumings
Name “Polly” on p. 350 seems incorrect. All other records: Patty.
Paternal Grandfather: Nathaniel Cumings, Jr.
Paternal Grandmother: Rebecca (Wilson) Cumings
Both buried Central Cemetery, Dunstable, Mass. (213) She is daughter of
John IV and Alice (Totman) Wilson [HS296]
Maternal Grandfather: Thomas Fletcher
Maternal Grandmother: Rachel (Cumings) Fletcher
Both buried Central Cemetery, Dunstable, Mass. (216)
Jesse’s twin Capt. Jepthah with his wife Asenath (Warren) Cumings and
Jesse’s older brother, Nathaniel Fletcher Cumings, with his wife Lucy are
buried in Hillside Cemetery, Townsend, Mass. (386)
Father: Lieut. John Heald, III
Born 19 September 1666 Concord, Mass. (12) Died 55 y 25 November
1721 Concord, Mass. (104)
184
Deacon Amos Heald (continued)
Deacon Jonathan Stow
Mother:
Mary (Chandler) Heald
Born 7 January 1671 Concord, Mass. (16) Married 18 December 1690 Concord,
th
Mass. (34) Died in her 88 y 14 August 1759 Concord, Mass. (205) Both
buried near top of the hill Hill Burying Ground, Concord, Mass.
IN Memory of
Deacon Jonathan
Stow
Who having faced his
Office well in ye Church in
this Town more than 17
Years & purchased to himself a good degree & boldness
in ye Faith fell asleep April
23d 1780. In ye 75th year of his age.
He hath dispersed, he hath given
to the poor, his righteousness endureth for ever … [illegible]
Paternal Grandfather: Sgt. John Heald, Jr.
Died about 53 y 17 June 1689 Concord, Mass. (55)
Paternal Grandmother: Sarah (Dane) Heald
Died about 49 y 22 July 1689 Concord, Mass. (55)
Maternal Grandfather: Roger Chandler
Maternal Grandmother: Mary (Simonds) Chandler
Died about 81 y 29 August 1728 Concord, Mass. (121)
Spouse: Elizabeth (Billings) Heald
Father: Nathaniel Stow, Jr.
About 1731
Eight children born from 1732 – 1750 Concord, Mass. (133, 139, 147, 150,
155, 164, 167, 192)
Mother: Ruth (Merriam) Stow
Elizabeth (Billings) Heald died 85 y 12 March 1799 and is buried Mason,
N.H. (History of Mason, 179) Her daughter Anna (Heald) Hosmer lived in
Mason, N.H. (History of Mason, 210)
Paternal Grandfather: Nathaniel Stow
Paternal Grandmother: Martha (Metcalf) (Bignell) Stow
She died 90th y, 26 December 1717 Concord, Mass. (93)
Son Asa born 16 October 1750 Concord, Mass. (192); two marriages in
Townsend 1774 (22) and 1789 (27) served in the Revolution. Asa had
twelve children recorded Townsend, Mass. (249), five with first wife
Rebekah (Merrill) Heald, seven with second wife Jerusha (Carter) Heald.
Rebekah (Merrill) Heald died 26 November 1788 Townsend, Mass. (259)
Maternal Grandfather: Joseph Merriam
He died age 47 y 20 April 1677 buried Hill Burying Ground, Concord, Mass.
[oldest gravestone in Concord]. (431)
Maternal Grandmother: Sarah (Stone) Merriam
Spouse: Unknown Births of children on lost page Townsend, Mass. (203)
His sister: Sarah (Stow) Taylor [HS289]; His niece: Ruth Stow [HS244]
185
Samuel Stow
Daniel Conant
Birth: 17??
Death: 17?? Townsend, Mass. (351)
Here Lies Ye Body
of Daniel Conant ye
Son of Mr. John Co
ILLEGIBLE HEADSTONE (351)
Nothing recorded in early 1900s but name,
so it must have been illegible then, too.
& Mrs. Sarah his Wife
nant who Deccd Sept ye
6th AD 1753 Being 9
Months & 28 Days
old & ye Birth & death
of a Son Jan. ye 2nd
AD1749.
[1742 in 1900s record]
Mr.
Saml Stow
He may be Jonathan Stow’s brother Samuel
born 27 November 1694 Concord, Mass. (40)
.
Father: Deacon Jonathan Stow [HS304]??
Mother:
Baptized 1 June 1679 Beverly, Mass. (V1 89)
Martha (Cleaves) Conant
Baptized 24 July 1681 Beverly, Mass. (V1 75) Married 16 May 1698
Beverly, Mass. (V2 63, V2 69) Died in her 44th y 15 February 1725 buried
Main Street Burying Ground, Concord, Mass. (435)
Spouse: Never Married?
Maternal Grandfather: Jacob Farrar, Jr.
David Parlin was her 2nd husband 9 April 1726 Concord, Mass. (106)
186
Row 22 – Headstone 1 – Left of Center Path [HS306A]
Row 22 – Headstone 1 – Left of Center Path [HS306B]
Sarah Conant
Daughter Conant
Death: 31 December 1735 Townsend, Mass. (visual)
Birth: 20 February 1746 Townsend, Mass. (visual)
Death: 20 February 1746 Townsend, Mass. (visual)
NO HEADSTONE IN VITAL RECORDS
December 6 1735].”
Page 205:
“Sarah Daughter of John and Sarah Connant born Novemr 19 1735.”
“Sarah Daughter of John and Sarah Connant Deceased Decembr 13th 1735. [this entire line has
been crossed out.]”
NO HEADSTONE or OTHER RECORDS IN VITAL RECORDS
Here lies ye Body of
Sarah Conant ye Dau
ghter of Mr. John &
Mrs. Sarah Conant Who
Decced Decmbr ye 31th 1735
Being 1 Month & 11 Days old
& ye Birth & Death of A
Daughter Feb ye 20th
AD 1746
Here lies ye Body of
Sarah Conant ye Dau
ghter of Mr. John &
Mrs. Sarah Conant Who
Decced Decmbr ye 31th 1735
Being 1 Month & 11 Days old
& ye Birth & Death of A
Daughter Feb ye 20th
AD 1746
187
Son Conant
*John Conant
Birth: 4 October 1713 baptized Beverly, Mass. (84)
Here Lies ye Body of Mr. John
Conant who Departed This
Life Agust The 26th AD1756
Being About 42 Years of Age.
Here Lies intombed in this grave here
A husband kind a Parent dear
A neighbor good the poor mans Friend
whom death hath brought unto his End
The vital Cord asunder’s broke
By Cruel death how Great’s ye stroke
he useful was in Life tis true
And many Grieve’d when death him slew.
Here Lies Ye Body
of Daniel Conant ye
Son of Mr. John Co
& Mrs. Sarah his Wife
nant who Deccd Sept ye
6th AD 1753 Being 9
Months & 28 Days
old & ye Birth & death
of a Son Jan. ye 2nd
AD1749.
[1742 in 1900s record]
Father: Lot Conant
Mother:
Paternal Grandfather: John Conant
Paternal Grandmother: Bethiah (Mansfield) Conant
CONANT, Bethiah w. John, sr. d. Andrew Mansfield of Lynn, died
July 27, 1720, a. abt. 60 y. Beverly, Mass. (V2 405)
Maternal Grandfather: William Cleaves
Maternal Grandmother: Martha (Corey) Cleaves
Spouse: Sarah (Farrar) Conant [HS309]
28 January 1735 Concord, Mass. (131)
188
Sarah (Farrar) Conant
Hannah (Conant) Hubbard
Only woman with original pew: Pew 16: Townsend Meetinghouse (1)
Here lies the
Body of Mrs Hannah
Hubbard, (wife of
Mr. Thomas Hubbard
and Daughter of Mr.
John and Mrs. Sarah
Conant) who departed
this life March 27th
1771 In the 21st year
of her age.
In memory of
MRS. SARAH CONANT,
widow of MR. JOHN CONANT who died 27 March
1799 in the 85 year of
her age.
As you are now so once was I.
As I am now so you may be,
Father: Jacob Farrar, Jr.
JACOB FARRAR, 4 eldest son of Jacob,3 was born at Concord, Oct. 23, 1693,
married Sarah Wood, daughter of Josiah Wood, 1714, and was killed in the famous
Indian battle called Lovell's Fight, near Fryeburg, Me., May 8, 1725. Memoir of
the Farrar Family, Timothy Farrar, 1847, pp. 6-7.
Mother:
Baptized 1 June 1679 Beverly, Mass. (V1, 89)
Sarah (Wood) (Farrar) Parlin
Baptized 24 July 1681 Beverly, Mass. (V1, 75) Married 16 May 1698
Beverly, Mass. (V2, 63, V2, 69) Died in her 44th y 15 February 1725
buried Main Street Cemetery, Concord, Mass. (435)
Paternal Grandfather: Cornet Jacob Farrar
Died age about 55 y 29 April 1722 buried Concord, Mass. (104)
Paternal Grandmother: Susannah (Reddit) Farrar
Maternal Grandfather: Josiah Wood
Spouse: Thomas Hubbard
8 November 1770 Townsend, Mass. (21)
Spouse: John Conant [HS308]
28 January 1735 Concord, Mass. (131)
189
*Lieut. Jeremiah Ball, Jr.
Jonas Flagg
Birth: 31 August 1731 Townsend, Mass.
See Ball Family after HS154 - Page lost Townsend (203)
Jonas Flagg
Son of Mr. Elijah
& Mrs. Abigail Flagg
who Died Augt
the 15th 1784 in the
4th Year of his age.
In memory of
Lieut. JEREMIAH BALL
who died March 7, 1792;
in the 61st year
of his age.
An honest man is the noblest work
of God.
SAR1775 Marker
Father: Elijah Flagg
Born 18 February 1741 Waltham, Mass. (39)
Mother:
Abigail (Bruce) Flagg
Born 22 October 1747 Marlboro, Mass. (49)
Married 3 July 1764 Marlboro, Mass. (234, 252)
Paternal Grandfather: Allen Flagg, Jr.
Paternal Grandmother: Prudence (Child) Flagg
Both buried Concord, Mass. (110)
Maternal Grandfather: William Bruce
Maternal Grandmother: Abigail (Kendall) Bruce
Both buried Spring Hill Cemetery, Marlboro, Mass. (351, 352)
Spouse: Mary (Stevens) Ball
About 1759
190
appears in Mason Town Records frequently. Their children appear to be:
Milley (b: 1799), Nancy (b: 1800), William B. Jr. (1802-1811), two more
children who died age 9 & 4, Eliza Spaulding, Lucinda, Mary Going, Otis
Seaver, Frederic Augustus, The last 5 children were baptised in the
Congregational Church in Mason on 26 March 1813. It is possible that
some of these children were nephews/nieces. William died in Mason 1 May
1836 and is buried in Mason. His will is filed with probate records, Vol. 43,
1835-1849. The following were listed as heirs: Ruth, his wife, daughters:
Milley KNAPP, Eliza Spaulding BROOKS, Lucretia WRIGHT, Mary
Going FLAGG, Abigail Hannah FLAGG and sons: William Bruce, Jr Flagg
and Frederick Otis Flagg. William Bruce Jr. moved to Fitchburg, MA where
he married Mary C. Fuller in 1845. Frederick Otis lived in Clinton, MA and
was a traveling salesman. He married Mary Ann Whitney in New Ipswich,
NH.
Vital Records of Townsend, Massachusetts gives some
information about the:
Family of Elijah and Abigail Flagg.
To notify and warn out – Elijah Flagg and Abigail his wife to gather with
their children named Allen Nabby & William bruce and Lucinday Elizabeth
& Elijah who came last from New Ipswich in the State of New Hampshire
to Townshend about the twenty seventh of april 1784, Dated this Third Day
of March 1785. (453)
October ye 9 1789 Recd the Names of David Petts and Abigail Flagg both
of Towsend with their intentions of Marriage October ye 25 Certificate
Given Benja Ball Town Clerk (6)
Marriages: 2 March 1790 David Potts with Nabby Flagg both of Townsend (28)
Headstone from Tarbell Cemetery, Brookline Road, Mason, N.H.
June 2 1798 Recd the Names of William Bruce Flagg & Ruth Sever; both of
Townsend with their intention of Marriage. June 22 Certificate made out
(34)
William B. FLAGG
died
May 1, 1836
ae 66 yrs
[born: 17 May 1770
Milley daughter of William B. & Ruth Flagg born June 6th 1799. (267)
Records of births of Elijah and Abigail Flagg Framingham, Mass. (77)
Elijah, Jr. baptized 16 November 1766.
Nabby baptized 15 February 1768.
New Ipswich, NH
lived in Mason
middle name: Bruce
Several Internet sources indicate that two sons of Elijah and Abigail were
physicians. Dr. Allen Flagg practiced in Ashby, Mass. where he died 7
October 1815. Deaths of Allen, his wife Sally, died December 1816, and
son Sumner, died 21 December 1800 are recorded Ashby, Mass. (207) Son
Dr. Elijah Flagg, Jr. practiced in Ashby, Marlboro, and Lunenburg.
son of
Elijah Flagg
and Abigail Bruce
married to Ruth Seaver]
From Flagg Familes of Mason, N.H. at earthlink on Internet:
William Bruce Flagg’s wife, Ruth Seaver, born 30 June 1774 Northboro,
Mass. (61) the daughter of Lieut. Thomas Seaver [HS172] and Hannah
(Wood) Seaver [HS173].
William Bruce FLAGG was born in New Ipswich, Hillsborough Co., NH
on 17 May 1770. He was the son of Elijah FLAGG and Abigail (BRUCE?).
He married Ruth SEAVER (1775-1853) on 2 June 1798 in Townsend, MA.
In Mason town records he is often refered to as "Cort" which indicates some
military experience. He first shows up in the Mason Tax Rolls in 1805 and
191
Polly Flagg
Jonas Flagg
Birth: April 1783 (Calculated)
Polly Flagg
Daur of Mr. Elijah
And Mrs. Abigail
Flagg who Died
Sepr. 22, 1784;
Aged 17 Months.
Jonas Flagg, son of
Mr. Elijah and Mrs.
Abigail Flagg, died
Nov. 5th, 1794; Aged
21 months.
The cradle and the tomb so near’st ally
To live is scarce distinquished
from to die.
Mother:
Mother:
.
192
Milly Flagg
Sally Gassett
No Headstone 2011
Birth: September 1790 (Calculated)
NO HEADSTONE: 2011
In memory of
Miss Sally Gassett
dau. of Mr. Levi &
Mrs. Vashti Gassett
Who died 15 Oct.
1796; aged 13 years
5 months & 5 days.
Milley Flagg, dau. of
Mr. Elijah & Mrs. Abigail
Flagg, died Nov. 10th
1794. Aged 4 years
and 6 weeks.
I was, I liv’d, but now my clay
To drift is mouldering soft away.
My spirit’s gone it lives; but where
Ask not: repent, for death prepare.
Stop my friends see where I lie
Remember you are born to die
Prepare for death and follow me
Down to a long eternity.
Mother:
Father: Levi Gassett [HS317]
Mother: Vashti (Brigham) Gassett
Paternal Grandfather: Daniel Gassett
Paternal Grandmother: Hannah (Walker) Gassett
Maternal Grandfather: Jesse Brigham
Maternal Grandmother: Bethiah ( ______ ) Brigham
193
*Levi Gassett
*Isaac Gassett
Birth: 28 December 1746 (Calculated)
Baptized 29 March 1747 Hopkinton, Mass. (83)
Birth: June 1730 Taunton / Dighton, Massachusetts area
In Memory of
Mr Isaac Gaschet
who Died Decr 31,
1785; Aged 55 Years
And 6 Months.
In Memory of
Mr Levi Gaschet
who Departed this life
Dec the 29th 1784;
Aged 38 Years & 1 Day
Surviving Stroke: Who Could Expect
That hour the mortal Wound:
Yet bid the Lord the Tree Direct
To Crush Him to the Ground,
Watch Ye that Sin, for Ye Don’t Know
How near Ye are to Death
O’r What may give the Fatal Blow
To Stop Your fleeting breath
Death is in all the Paths we tread
Mocks Every art we try
Out strips our travailing Speed
Or meets us as we fly.
Death is a debt to nature due.
As I have Paid it so might you.
David Walker of Taunton and Mary his wife were married 18 October 1703
Scituate, Mass. (Vol IV, Pt. 2, p 13)
Spouse: Internet sources indicate he never married. No
records found
David Walker of Taunton and Mary his wife were married 18 October 1703
Scituate, Mass. (Vol IV, Pt. 2, p 13)
Spouse: Vashti (Brigham) Gassett
5 October 1769 Northboro, Mass. (82, 92)
Levi Gassett and family came to Townsend from Northberry between March 1776
and March 1777. Thomas Seaver and family came from Northberry at the same
time. (443)
194
*Josiah Heald
Ebenezer Petts
18 October 1758 (228)
Here lies the Body
of Ebenezer Patts,
son of Mr John Patts
and Mrs Abigial his
wife, who departed
this life Febr 16th
1766. In the 13th
year of his age.
Here lies the
Body of Josiah
Heald son of
Ephraim Heald
Esqr & Mrs Sarah
his wife who
died Oct 21
1758 Aged 9 weeks
& 4 days
Father: John Petts [HS321]
Mother: Abigail (Harrington?) Petts [HS322]
Father: Ephraim Heald, Jr.
Mother: Sarah (Conant) Heald
Paternal Grandfather: John Petts
Paternal Grandmother: Abigail (Harrison) Petts
Both of Townsend, Mass. at marriage in Concord, Mass. (192)
On Internet compilation Revolutionary Graves of New Hampshire, p. 17,
Ephraim Heald born 1734 Townsend, Mass. [He was born 29 September
1734 Townsend, Mass. (206)] died 12 September 1815. He and his wife
Sarah are buried in the Old Cemetery, Temple, N.H.
Paternal Grandfather: Lieut. Ephraim Heald [HS165]
Paternal Grandmother: Eleanor (Robbins) Heald [HS164]
Maternal Grandfather: John Conant [HS308]
Maternal Grandmother: Sarah (Farrar) Conant [HS309]
195
*John Petts
Abigail (Harrington?) Petts
Birth: About 1713
Birth: About 1718
Births of 10 children, 4 sons, 6 daughters, Townsend, Mass. (209)
Oldest child son William born 1 June 1737 Townsend, Mass. (209)
Youngest child daughter Lois born 7 March 1761 Townsend, Mass. (209)
Daughter Rhoda born 14 May 1758 Townsend, Mass. (209) died [probably
unmarried] 25 February 1844 Westford, Mass. (301)
Here Lies the
Body of Mr. John
Patts who departed
this Life Nov. 23d
1767 in the 54th
Year of his
age.
Here lies the
Body of Mrs Abigail
Patts, wife of Mr
John Patts who
departed this Life
May 5th 1761 In the
43d year of her age
Father: John Petts
Mother: Abigail (Harrison) Petts
They are reported to be among the earliest settlers in Townsend. They sold their
claim to their daughter Sarah and her husband Robert Avery, Jr. who came to
Townsend between 1728 and 1731 according to childbirth records. See HS260.
Father:
Mother:
Spouse: Abigail (Harrington?) Petts [HS322]
About 1736
Bathsheba (Moore) (Woods) (Petts) Wilson
7 November 1761 Townsend, Mass. (18)
Spouse: John Petts [HS321]
About 1736
Birth of 1 child, Hannah Petts, Townsend, Mass. (209)
Bathsheba married as her 3rd husband and his 3rd wife Benjamin
Wilson 20 August 1772 Townsend, Mass. (21) He died 4 June 1774 age
about 60 y Townsend, Mass. (227) The Tale of Bathsheba Woods Moore
and Bathsheba Moore Woods by Joy F. Peach can be found on the Internet
as an explanation of the marriages of both mother and daughter.
196
Susannah Clark
*William Clark, Jr.
In his 52 y (351)
Death 25 December 1776 (230)
In memory of
Miss Susannah
Clark, died March
5th 1777 In the 17th
year of her age.
the dau of Mr. William
Clark Junr & Mrs.
Sarah his wife.
In memory of
MR. WILLIAM CLARK
JUNr who died March
29th 1776 in the 59th
year of his age.
Stop passenger as you pass by
As you are now so once was I;
As I am now so you may be
My glass is run my life is spent
My earthly temple was but lent.
Father: William Clark [HS325]
Mother: Eunice (Taylor) Clark [HS326]
Father: William Clark, Jr. [HS324]
Mother: Sarah (Lock) Clark
Paternal Grandfather: Samuel Clark
She died at the house of her son Samuel, in Andover, Vt. Sep. 22, 1813, a.
81. Book of the Lockes, John Goodwin Locke, 1853, p. 58.
Died 83 y, 3 m 30 January 1730 buried Concord, Mass. (121)
Paternal Grandmother: Rachel (Nichols) Clark
Paternal Grandfather: William Clark [HS325]
Paternal Grandmother: Eunice (Taylor) Clark [HS326]
Died 68 y, 3 m 19 October 1722 buried Concord, Mass. (104)
Maternal Grandfather: John Taylor
Died 67 y 20 November 1719 buried Concord, Mass. (98)
Maternal Grandfather: James Lock
Maternal Grandmother: Elizabeth (Burnett) Lock
Maternal Grandmother: Eunice (Woolley) Taylor
TAYLOR, Eunice, wid. May 7, 1737, a. 80. CR [w. John, a 81. GR]
Bedford, Mass. (138)
Married 26 March 1678 Concord, Mass. (21)
In 1767 their Townsend property became part of the new town, Ashby.
Spouse: Sarah (Lock) Clark
She died at the house of her son Samuel, in Andover, Vt. Sep. 22, 1813, a.
81. (Book of the Lockes, John Goodwin Locke, 1853, p. 58.)
197
William Clarke
Eunice (Taylor) Clarke
Donated the land for this burying ground.
Birth: 30 December 1679 Boston, Mass.
Mrs Eunes Clarke Relect
of William Clarke
April ye 3d 1761
in the 83d year
of her age.
Here Lies ye body
of William Clarke
Who Died ye 1th
Day of May
AD 1756 in ye 77th
year of his age.
Father: John Taylor
Father: Samuel Clark
Died 67 y 20 November 1719 buried Concord, Mass. (98)
Died 83 y, 3 m 30 January 1730 buried Concord, Mass. (121)
Mother:
Mother: Rachel (Nichols) Clark
Eunice (Woolley) Taylor
TAYLOR, Eunice, wid. May 7, 1737, a. 80. CR [w. John, a 81. GR]
Bedford, Mass. (138)
Married 26 March 1678 Concord, Mass. (21)
Died 68 y, 3 m 19 October 1722 buried Concord, Mass. (104)
Paternal Grandfather: Arthur Clark
Paternal Grandmother: Sarah ( ______ ) Clark
Paternal Grandfather: William Taylor
Died 6 December 1696 Concord, Mass. (57)
They came from England before 1640. Probably died in Boston, Mass.
Paternal Grandmother: Mary (Merriam) Taylor
Maternal Grandfather: William Nichols
Maternal Grandmother: Rachel ( ______ ) Nichols
Died 10 December 1699 Concord, Mass. (58)
Maternal Grandfather: Christopher Woolley
Married 2nd Mary (How) Woolley 10 April 1677 Concord, Mass. (19)
He died 28 January 1701 Concord, Mass. (58)
Mary died 26 December 1695 Concord, Mass. (57)
Spouse: Eunice (Taylor) Clark [HS326]
About 1705
Maternal Grandmother: Ursilla (Wodell) Woolley
She died 13 June 1674 Concord, Mass. (18)
Spouse: William Clark [HS325]
About 1705
198
Joseph Stevens
Elizabeth (Sherman) Stevens
Birth: 24 March 1679 Chelmsford, Mass. (153)
Birth: 15 July 1687 Watertown, Mass. (Mormon Site)
Here lies ye Body of Mr Joseph Stevens
October ye 1st 1756
in ye 78th Year of his Age.
Halt stranger as you go past
Remember time doth runeth fast
My dust in narou bounds do lye
Remember man that thou must dye
This dust revive it shalt again
And in a grave no more remain
When trumpet sounds I shall arise
And celebrat my God his praise
Here lies ye Body of Mrs. Elisabeth Stevens
ye wife of Mr Joseph Stevens
August ye 2d 1757
in ye 71st Year of her Age.
As Seed it in the ground is laid
So here the grounds become my bed
As death is the grounds of sins infection
Yet by it comes a resurrection
The smallest grain when laid in ground
The fullest ears are after found
So as my body roteth here
Yet after Glory shall appear
Father: John Stevens
Mother: Elizabeth (Hildreth) Stevens
Father: Joseph Sherman
Mother: Elizabeth (Winship) Sherman
Paternal Grandfather: John Sherman
Paternal Grandmother: Martha (Palmer) Sherman
Spouse: Elizabeth Tidd
Maternal Grandfather: Edward Winship
Maternal Grandmother: Elizabeth (Parker) Winship
24 September 1701 Woburn, Mass. (263, 281)
She born 19 September 1679 Woburn, Mass. (260) Daughter of
Sergt. John and Elizabeth (Fifield) Tidd who died Woburn, Mass.
(193) Elizabeth Stevens died 6 February 1714 Billerica, Mass.
(398)
Son Joseph Stevens, Jr. born 16 July 1702 Billerica, Mass. and
died 25 February 1717 Billerica, Mass. (308)
Spouse: Joseph Stevens [HS327]
About 1714 [no date in record] Billerica, Mass. (315, 320)
About 1714 [no date in record] Billerica, Mass. (315, 320)
199
JEFTS FAMILY.
Henry Jefts
Henry Jefts (1), the immigrant ancestor, was the only early
settler of this surname and from him are descended all of the
old families of this name. The early records give his name
spelled Jeffs, Jeffes, Jefts, Jeftcs and Jess, while in England the
names Jeffords, Jeffcrds, and Jeffs are common. The coat of
arms of the Jeffs family is: Pelican's head erased, vulning ppr.
Henry Jefts was a proprietor of Woburn, Massachusetts, as
early as 1640, and was one of the founders and incorporators of
Billerica in 1654. His home was on the old Dudley farm near
Indian hill, north of Nutting pond. Later he lived west of Long
street, near the corner. He died at Billerica, May 24, 1700, aged
ninety-four years, making his birth year 1606. His will was
dated March 4, 1691-92, and was proved June 17, 1700. He
bequeathed to his eldest son John and son Henry; to daughters
Hannah Spalding and Joannah Button; to grandchildren Mary
and John, children of John Dunkin; Henry, son of Andrew
Spalding; Alice, John, Mary, and Hannah Jefts; son-in-law,
William Baker, of Concord.
Birth: 29 April 1768 Mason, N.H.
HENRY JEFTS,
died
Aug. 13, 1827,
AE. 59 yrs 4 ms.
Father: Jonathan Jefts
Mother:
Lydia (Lawrence) Jefts
Married both of Number One (Mason, N.H.) 27 December 1758
Pepperell, Mass. (181, 190)
Paternal Grandfather: Henry Jefts, 3rd
Paternal Grandmother: Mary (Geary) Jefts
Married 21 October 1731 Stoneham, Mass. (Billerica, Mass. 261, 276)
Spouse: Elizabeth (Waugh) Jefts [HS330]
He married (first), September 13, 1647, Anna Stowers;
(second), May 21, 1649, Hannah Births, who died September
15, 1662. He married (third), October 3, 1666, Mary Bird,
widow of Simeon Bird; she died April 1, 1679, and he married
(fourth), May 5, 1681, Mary Baker, widow, of Concord. His
children: John, born at Woburn, May 11, 1651; Hannah, died at
Billerica, the first in the town of the white inhabitants, 1653;
Hannah, born at Billerica, February 4, 1656, the first girl born
in the town; Joanna, born at Billerica, May 24, 1656, married
John Dunkin or Duncan; Henry, see forward.
200
(II) Henry Jefts, son of Henry Jefts (1), was born in Billerica,
Massachusetts, May 21, 1658-59, died there May 20, 1738. He
settled in Billerica also. He married, April 13, 1681, Mary
Baldwin, daughter of John Baldwin, of Billerica. She died
September 22, 1703. He married (second), November 9, 1704,
Hannah Hill, daughter of Abram Hill. Henry Jefts was admitted
a freeman in 1690. The children of Henry and Mary Jefts were:
Mary, born September 23, 1683, married, February 26, 170203, John Needham; Hannah, born September 10, 1685, married
Andrew Richardson. The children of Henry and Hannah, his
second wife, were: Henry, born November 4, 1705, see
forward; Hannah, born May 21, 1708, died May 21, 1730;
Sarah, born June 24, 1710.
Elizabeth (Waugh) Jefts
ELIZABETH,
wife of
HENRY JEFTS,
died Dec. 22, 1863
AE 93 yrs. 8 ms.
Father: John Waugh
Mother: Ann (_____) Waugh
(III) Henry Jefts, son of Henry Jefts (2), was born in Billerica,
Massachusetts, November 4, 1705. He removed to Groton,
Massachusetts, soon after 1737 and later settled in Mason, New
Hampshire, where he died. He married, October 21, 1731,
Mary Geary, of Stoneham, Massachusetts. Their children:
Jonathan, born 1732-33 [father of Henry Jefts [HS329]; Molly,
born at Billerica, December 26, 1734; Henry, born at Billerica,.
July 1, 1737; John, born at Groton, October 2, 1739; Thomas,
born at Groton, October 20, 1741, resided at Mason, New
Hampshire, died June, 1806.
Spouse: Henry Jefts [HS329]
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Row 18 – Headstone 1– Right of Center Path [HS331]
H. B. Jefts?
Lydia (Hosley) Jefts
Birth: No date or age
Death: Probably an infant
22 May 1782 Townsend, Mass. (early 1900s copy)
1782 has to be incorrect; See marriage date
[Stone broken into two pieces]
ACTUALLY says H B only
Not an obvious footstone.
Same was there in early 1900s record.
In Memory of Mrs.
Lydia Jefes the Wife
of Mr. Jonathan Jefes
who Departed this
Life May 22nd
of her age.
Our Life is Ever on the Wing’s
And Death is Ever Nigh;
Ye Living Men Come View Ye Ground
Where you might shortly lie.
.
Father: Henry Jefts [HS329]
Mother: Elizabeth (Waugh) Jefts [HS330]
Paternal Grandfather: Jonathan Jefts
Paternal Grandmother: Lydia (Lawrence) Jefts
Father:
Mother:
Spouse: Jonathan Jefts
10 December 1782 (She of Pepperell) Townsend, Mass. (12, 25)
He of Townsend (Pepperell, Mass. 179, 181)
His 2nd marriage; May be her 2nd marriage.
202
Lydia Jefts
Mary (Maynard) Jefts
Birth: 30 July 1771 (Calculated)
Birth: 5 December 1788 Sudbury, Mass. (Family Record)
Here lies the Bod
of Lydia Jefts the
Daughter of Mr.
Jonathan Jefts and
Mrs. Lydia his wife
who died Sep ye
20th 1771 Aged 1
month & 21 days
IN
Memory of
Mrs. MARY JEFTS
wife of
Mr. Robert Jefts
who died Sep 14, 1816
age
Reader when e’er you view this stone,
Reflect how soon my years were gone,
Your years like mine, may soon be past,
Sin there, as tho’ this were your last.
Father: Jonathan Jefts
Mother:
Married both of Number One (Warner, N.H.) 27 December 1758
Father: No record of birth in Sudbury, Mass.
Mother:
Paternal Grandfather: Henry Jefts, 3rd
Paternal Grandmother: Mary (Geary) Jefts
Married 21 October 1731 Stoneham, Mass. (Billerica, Mass. 261, 276)
Spouse: Robert Jefts [HS335]
8 June 1815 Sudbury, Mass. (Family Record)
203
Robert Jefts
Sarah “Sally” (Green) Jefts
Birth: 10 November 1795 Jaffrey, N.H. (356)
NO HEADSTONE 2011
3 September 1849, 61 y, 9 m; consumption, farmer: Townsend; born
Townsend son of Henry and Elizabeth Jefts (338)
SARAH GREEN
Wife of
Robert Jefts
DIED
Mar. 26, 1885,
AEt. 89 yrs. 4 m’s 16 d’s
ROBERT JEFTS
died
Aug. 29, 1849
Aged 61 yrs. & 9 ms.
Robert Jefts [HS335] has a lot surrounded by granite blocks.
This lot appears to hold three coffins. Headstones are present
for Robert and his first wife Mary [HS334]. The middle
section of the lot is missing the headstone for his second wife
Sarah [HS336].
Paternal Grandmother: Lydia (Lawrence) Jefts
Father: Solomon Green [HS54]
Mother: Sarah (Hilton) Green [HS53]
Spouse: Mary (Maynard) Jefts [HS334]
8 June 1815 Sudbury, Mass. (Family Record)
One daughter, Mary, recorded in family record
Sarah “Sally” (Green) Jefts [HS336]
4 sons, 3 daughters recorded in family record
Paternal Grandfather: Simeon Green [HS56]
Paternal Grandmother: Mary (Shattuck) Green [HS55]
Maternal Grandfather: Samuel Hilton
Maternal Grandmother: Rebecca (Stickney) Hilton
Married 17 November 1763 Lunenburg, Mass. (Mormon Site)
Spouse: Robert Jefts [HS335]
204
Jane (Campbell) Conn
George Campbell
Birth: About 1740
50 y, in his; husband of Jane (229)
Jane Conn the wife of Mr.
Andrew Conn who departed
this Life January ye 22nd AD 1763
in the 23d year of her age.
Halt passenger as you go past
Remember time it runeth fast
My dust in narrow bounds do ly
Remember man that thou must die
This dust revive it shall again
Within a grave no more remain
When trumpet sounds I shall be rais’d
And this Gods holy word hath said
Mr. GORGE CAMPBEL
Who departed this Life
February the 27th 1761
in the 50th Year
of his Age.
Dear Friends for me pray do not weep
I am not dead but here do sleep
Within this Soled lump of Clay
Until the Resurrection day
And here indeed I must Remain
Till Christ shall raise me up again.
Father:
Mother:
Father: George Campbell [HS338]
Mother: Jane ( ______ ) Campbell
Spouse: Jane ( ______ ) Campbell
About 1735
Mary (White) Campbell
Spouse: Andrew Conn
About 1760
Andrew Conn of New Ipswich, N.H. married Mary Scott 12 April
1764 at Groton, Mass. (45, 152)
4 children born 1754 – 1760 Townsend, Mass. (218)
Her mother: Mary ( ______ ) (White) Wallis [HS221]
205
Margaret Campbell
Mary Campbell
Birth: About 1736
13 y, 1752 (229) 1756 (351)
Mary Campbel the daughter
of Gorge Campbel
& Mrs. Jean his wife
April the 17d 1753
in the 17d year
of her age.
Margrit Campbel the
Daughter of Mr. Gorge
Campbel & Mrs. Jean his wife
who Departed this Life
May the 30th 1752
In the 13th year
of her Age
206
Susanna Campbell
George Campbell, Jr.
Birth: About 1742
18 May 1761 dau of George and Mary (229)
dau of George and Jane (351)
19 May 1762 (229)
Here lyes the Body of
Gorge Campbel the Son
of Mr. Gorge & Mrs. Jean
Campbel who departed
this Life may ye 4th 1762
in the 20th year
of his Age.
Susannah Campbel the
daughter of Mr. Gorge
and Mrs. Mary Campbel
Who departed this Life
May the 17th 1761
Aged 13 months
and 18 days.
Mother: Mary (White) Campbell
Maternal Grandfather: Patrick White
Maternal Grandmother: Mary ( ______ ) (White) Wallis [HS221]
207
James Campbell
Elizabeth Waugh
Birth: About 1744
1 year 10 months 16 days October 13 1747 (228)
October 31, 1747 (351) Headstone October 31, 1747
Page 228 makes the most sense.
James Campbel Son of
Mr. Gorge Campbel and
Jean his wife, who departed
this life December ye 10th
AD 1763 in the 20th
Year of his age.
Here Lies ye Body
of Elizabath waugh
ye Daughtr of Mr.
& Mary his wife
James waugh who
Deccd Oct br ye 31d 1747
Aged 1 Year 10 Months
& 16 days.
Father: James Waugh, Jr.
Mother: Mary (Maidmollen) Waugh
Paternal Grandfather: James Waugh
Paternal Grandmother: Cirston ( ______ ) Waugh [HS345]
208
The History of Norridgewock, Maine, pp. 147-150
Cirston ( ______ ) Waugh
JAMES WAUGH, ESQ.
Birth: About 1680
JAMES WAUGH ESQ., late of Starks, a native of Townsend,
Mass., came to this place in 1774. [He appears to be James
Waugh, the son of James and Mary Waugh, born 8 June 1748.
Townsend, Massachusetts (214)] He settled upon a lot at the
"great ox bow" on Sandy river, then called Little
Norridgewock, which was considered within the precincts of
Norridgewock until the town was incorporated. His lot
contained a hundred acres of rich intervale, and is now the
most productive farm in the county of Somerset. It is owned by
his son John Waugh, and James M. Hilton. Having built a log
house, and made preparation for raising a crop of corn, he was
married to Bathsheba Fairfield of Vassalborough, a woman of
eminent talents and a well cultivated mind; and immediately
removed to his log cabin in the beginning of the winter of
1774-5. His first son, James Waugh. Jr., was born the
following year, being the first male child born of English
parents within the limits of the county.
Gives age as 69? (351)
Cirston Waugh wife of Mr
James Waugh who died
Octbre ye 24th AD 1747
in ye 67th Year of her Age.
Appears to be grandmother of Elizabeth Waugh [HS 344] and
mother of John Waugh [HS353]
She would also be the grandmother of James Waugh, Esq. who was
born in Townsend, Mass. and later settled in Norridgewock, Maine,
as detailed in the following pages.
.
Father:
Mother:
He was a man of sound discretion and unblemished
reputation, honored and respected by his townsmen and by all
who knew him. For a long time the new settlers looked to him
for council and advice. When danger was apprehended from
the Indians, he was appointed captain of the guard; and after
the incorporation of the town of Starks, he was chosen Town
Clerk and Selectman from year to year, as long as he was able
to attend to business. He was a delegate from his town for
framing the Constitution of the State; and for many years was
Spouse: James Waugh
209
an acting magistrate of the County. All his duties were
discharged with discretion and benevolence.
His son, James Waugh, Jr., who died in this town in 1818, was
born, as has been stated, in 1775. He was educated by his
parents, never having had any opportunity to attend school,
except for three months at a woman's school; but his education
at the fireside, his natural ability and his taste for reading were
such that he acquired a good knowledge of books, was a
shrewd observer of men and things, could express his opinions
with propriety, and became qualified to fill any office in the
State.
On one occasion a townsman was brought before him for
some criminal offence. The evidence of his guilt was so
conclusive on the examination, that he was sentenced to pay a
fine and the costs. The culprit was poor and friendless, and
unable to pay the fine: the officer was about to carry him to
jail, when the magistrate, having pity as he said, on the wretch,
paid the fine and cost for him, admonished him to beware of a
second offence, as he might fare worse, and let him go without
taking any security for the money he had advanced. He
afterwards said that he should not regret it, if he never received
the money, as the man was poor, and if he had been carried to
jail his family must have suffered, and he believed the man
repented of his misconduct, and was never known afterwards to
commit an offence.
He was an ingenious and skillful mechanic, and was beloved
and respected by a large circle of friends and connections. He
frequently represented his native town in the Legislature; was
Chief Justice of the Court of Sessions; had command of a
regiment of the Militia, and sustained sundry important civil
offices in the county for several years, in a manner highly
creditable to himself, and satisfactory to the public. As an
officer, he was intelligent and active; as a magistrate, firm and
discreet, and as a man, upright and benevolent.
He received ample returns for his labor in cultivating his
farm, and in times of scarcity was always able to afford relief
to those who needed assistance, dealing out his surplus stores
in small quantities to each, without regard to their ability to
make him compensation. Near the close of his life, his sons
found that a large amount of provisions thus dealt out to poor
persons was charged upon his books which was never paid;
they never knew him to attempt to enforce payment by legal
process.
He lived to old age on the farm where he settled, raised up a
large family, and died in 1826, honored and lamented.
210
John Campbell, Jr.
Sarah Campbell
In Memory of
Mr. John Campbell
Son of Mr. John &
Mrs. Sarah Campbell
Who died Apr. 24
1783 in Ye 21st
of his age.
In Memory of Mrs
Sarah Campbell the
Daur of Mr. John
Campbell & Mrs. Sarah
his Wife Who Died
June the 18, 1782:
in the 19 Year
of her age
Stop passenger as you go by
For here dear Friends do I lie
Remember You Was Born
To Die as Well as I
Tho in Ye Bloom of Life
the Stroak of Death hath
Laid Me here to Rise Again
When Christ Appears.
Father: John Campbell
Mother: Sarah (Barton) Campbell
Sarah born 3 October 1734 Hollis, N.H. (365) John Campbell of
Townsend married Sarah Barton 24 April 1760 Hollis, N.H. (344)
John and Sarah Campbell moved from Townsend, Mass. to Mason, NH
Sarah’s sister is Mary (Barton) Wallis [HS231]
Paternal Grandfather: George Campbell [HS338]
Paternal Grandmother: Jane ( _____ ) Campbell
211
Henry Campbell
Marcy Campbell
Death: 25 January 1763 (257)
13 December 1774 (257) 12 December 1775 (352)
21 December 1774 (Calculated)
Here lyes the Body of
Henray Campbel Son
o f Mr. John and Mrs.
Sarah Campbel who
died February ye 25th
AD 1763 in ye 2d year
of his Age.
In Memory of
Marcy Campbell
the Dau. of John Campbell
& Mrs. Sarah his
Wife Who Died
Decr ye 12 1775:
Aged 9 months
and 2 days.
212
*Robert Waugh
John Waugh, Jr.
IN Memory of
Mr. Robert Waugh
Son of Mr. John
Waugh and Mrs.
Nanney his wife
who died Dec. 18th
1778. In the 27th
Year of his Age.
This Stone is Erected
by Miss Ruth Buffell.
In Memory of
John Waugh
son of Mr. John
Waugh & Mrs.
Nanney his wife
who Died Sept.
10th 1754. Aged
5 years.
Father: John Waugh [HS353]
Mother: Nanney “Ann” ( ______ ) Waugh [HS352]
Father: John Waugh [HS353]
Mother: Nanney “Ann” ( ______ ) Waugh [HS352]
213
Nanney “Ann” ( ______ ) Waugh
*John Waugh
Birth: About 1716
Birth: About 1710
Ann wife of John Waugh 1 October 1766 (203)
About the 56th year (352)
In memory of
Mr. JOHN WAUGH,
who di’d 16 June
1805.
In the 95 year
of his age.
“Blessed are the dead which
die in the Lord.”
In Memory of
Mrs. Nanney
Waugh (wife of Mr.
John Waugh) who
Died Octr 15th
1766. About the
50th year of her
age.
Death is a debt to God that’s due
We’re paid that debt & so must you.
Father: James Waugh
Mother: Cirston ( ______ ) Waugh [HS345]
Father:
Mother:
Spouse: Nanney “Ann” ( ______ ) Waugh [HS352]
About 1748
Spouse: John Waugh [HS353]
About 1748
214
Thomas Smith
Caturina ( ______ ) Smith
Catarine (352)
Birth: About 1692 Ireland (Townsend, Mass. 352)
Birth: About 1714
1771: Thomas Smith and his Wife Came from Penselveney to Townsend,
Mass. (441 - 442) [He age 79, she age 57.] Since he was 22 years older
than his wife Caturina, he may have had an earlier wife.
In memory of
MRS. CATURINA SMITH,
the wife of
MR. THOMAS SMITH,
who died Aug. 4th 1793,
Aged 79 years.
No more my friends don’t weep for me,
I’m gone into eternity:
And sleep with me amongst the dead.
In memory of
MR. THOMAS SMITH,
who died May 26th 1781,
Aged 89 years.
From Ireland he to Pennsylvania came,
There left his children and his Grand children;
From thence to Townsend came he and his wife,
Each liv’d a pious and religious life.
Father:
Mother:
Father:
Mother:
Spouse: Caturina ( _____ ) Smith [HS355]
Unknown Ireland ? Pennsylvania ??
Spouse: Thomas Smith [HS354]
Unknown Ireland ? Pennsylvania ??
215
Olive (Howard) Read
Thomas Read, Jr.
Birth: 9 February 1729 Chelmsford, Mass. (84)
Birth: About 1721
In memory of
MRS. OLIVE READ,
wife of
MR. THO. READ
who died 15 April 1806
The righteous when from earth they’re freed
Their bodies in the grave must rest;
Their souls to Heav’n fly with speed,
To dwell fore’er among the Just.
In memory of
Mr. THOMAS REED,
Who Departed this
life March 11th 1772
in the 51st Year
of his age.
Behold the Months Come Hast’ning on
When you shall say my joys are gone.
Father: Jonathan Howard
Died 77 y 14 September 1758 Chelmsford, Mass. (405)
Mother: Sarah (Farwell) Howard
HOWARD, Jonathan and Sarah Farwell of Dunstable, Mass. at Charlestown, Mass.
5 September 1707. (Chelmsford, Mass. 226, 255)
Father: Thomas Read
Mother: Sarah (Fletcher) Read
Died 84th y 25 December 1774
Paternal Grandfather: Nathaniel Howard
Died about 67 y 24 January 1709
Paternal Grandmother: Sarah (Parker) Howard
Died in her 85th y 26 September 1739
Maternal Grandfather: Joshua Fletcher
Maternal Grandmother: Sarah (Willey) Fletcher
Maternal Grandfather: Ensign Joseph Farwell
Buried Little Cemetery, South Nashua, N.H., died in his 82nd y
31 December 1722 Dunstable, Mass. (215)
Maternal Grandmother: Hannah (Learned) Farwell
Daughter Sarah born 2 July 1683 (5th of 8 childs) Chelmsford, Mass. (60)
Married 16 July 1682 Chelmsford, Mass. (230, 348)
Spouse: Olive (Howard) Read [HS357]
21 February 1747 Westford, Mass. Intention (188, 227)
Spouse: Thomas Read, Jr. [HS357]
21 February 1747 Westford, Mass. Intention (188, 227)
216
Sarah Read
Benjamin Read
Birth: 25 April 1748 Westford, Mass. (96)
IN memory of
MRS. SARAH READ, dau. of
MR. THOMAS & MRS.
OLIVE READ, who died 25
Oct. 1785 in the 39 year
of her age.
Arise ye stupid souls & view
What your dear Lord has done for you
And spend the remnant of your days
In striving to advance his praise.
In memory of
MR. BENJAMIN READ,
son of MR. THOMAS &
MRS. OLIVE READ,
who died 6 Jan.
1801 aged 36 years
& 10 months.
Swift flies the soul perhaps tis gone
A thousand leagues beyond the sun
Or twice ten thousand more twice told
Er’e the forsaken clay is cold.
217
Molly “Mary” (Sartell) Adams
Elizabeth Adams
Birth: 3 December 1763 Groton, Mass. (211)
Death: 4 June 1782 (228)
In memory of
Mrs. Moley Adams
the Wife of
Mr. Abner Adams
who Departed this
Life 20 of March
1785; in the 22 Year
of her Age.
In Memory of
Mrs. Elizabeth Adams
the Daugr of
Capt. Daniel Adams
& Mrs. Mehitabel
his Wife Who Died
June the 9th 1782
in the 19th Year
of her age.
Father: Capt. Ephraim Sartell, Jr.
Mother: Abigail (Stone) Sartell
Paternal Grandfather: Capt. Ephraim Sartell
He, and probably son above, were early settlers of Brookline, N.H.
Maternal Grandfather: Deacon James Stone
Paternal Grandmother: Elizabeth (Minot) Adams
Died age 82 y, 24 d 27 February 1783
buried Old Burying Ground, Groton, Mass. (271)
Maternal Grandmother: Mary (Farwell) Stone
Died age 95 y 29 March 1804
buried Old Burying Ground, Groton, Mass. (272)
Married intention [he late of Billerica] 7 February1732 Andover, Mass. (V2
80 V2 93) Married Dea. Andrew Spaulding of Westford, Mass.
26 November 1745 Andover, Mass. (V2 94, V2 307)
Spouse: Abner Adams
Abner, son of Capt. Daniel Adams, Jr. [HS189] and Kezia (Brooks)
Adams [HS190], born 22 October 1748 Townsend, Mass. (213), married
2nd Sarah (Sartell) Adams, sister of 1st wife. Abner died age 85 y, Sarah
died age 82 y. Both buried Hillside Cemetery, Townsend, Mass. (367)
She died, wife of Andrew Spaulding, 1 July 1768 Townsend, Mass. (224)
218
*Mehitable (Crosby) Adams
Sibbel Adams
Birth: About 1734 Page lost, Townsend, Mass. (203)
Birth: About 1797 Infant: no dates
Death: About 1797 Townsend, Mass. (352)
In Memory of
Mrs. MEHITABLE ADAMS
the Wife of
Capt. DANIEL ADAMS
Who Departed this
Life April the 4th 1783
in the 49 Year
of her age
SIBBEL.
BETSEY.
JAMES Jr.
Infant Children of
James & Sibbel G.
ADAMS.
Died.
Father: James Adams [HS364]
Mother: Sibbel (Gassett) Adams [HS365]
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Father: Robert Crosby
Paternal Grandfather: Capt. Daniel Adams, Jr. [HS189]
Paternal Grandmother: Mehitable (Crosby) Adams [HS362]
Mother: Mehitable (Chandler) (Crosby) Spaulding
80 V2 93) Married Dea. Andrew Spaulding of Westford, Mass.
26 November 1745 Andover, Mass. (V2 94, V2 307)
Maternal Grandfather: Reuben Gassett [HS251]
Maternal Grandmother: Katherine “Cate or Caty” (Witt) Gassett
Paternal Grandfather: Joseph Crosby
Paternal Grandmother: Sarah (French) Crosby
Maternal Grandfather: Joseph Chandler
Maternal Grandmother: Mehitable Russell
Married 10 June 1708 Andover, Mass. (79)
Spouse: Capt. Daniel Adams, Jr. [HS189]
1756 (Townsend History, 431)
219
Row 19 – Headstone 4 – Right of Center Path [HS363B]
Row 19– Headstone 4 – Right of Center Path [HS363C]
Betsey Adams
James Adams, Jr.
SIBBEL.
BETSEY.
JAMES Jr.
Infant Children of
James & Sibbel G.
ADAMS.
Died.
SIBBEL.
BETSEY.
JAMES Jr.
Infant Children of
James & Sibbel G.
ADAMS.
Died.
.
220
James Adams
Sibbel (Gassett) Adams
SIBBEL GASSETT,
Wife of James Adams.
died Sept 25, 1859,
AEt 80 yrs 10 mos.
James Adams
died Aug. 8, 1859.
AEt 86 yrs 4 mos
Father: Reuben Gassett [HS251]
Mother: Katherine “Cate or Caty” (Witt) Gassett
Paternal Grandfather: Daniel Gassett
Paternal Grandmother: Hannah (Walker) Gassett
80 V2 93) Married Dea. Andrew Spaulding of Westford, Mass. 26
November 1745 Andover, Mass. (V2 94, V2 307)
Spouse: James Adams [HS364]
Spouse: Sibbel (Gassett) Adams [HS365]
221
Kezia (Adams) Sherwin
*Susanna (__?__) (Haynes) Munroe
In Memory of
Mrs. KEZIAH SHARWIN
the Wife of
Mr. JOHN SHARWIN
the Daugr of
Capt. DANIEL ADAMS
& Mrs. MEHITABLE his
Wife Who Died May
the 25, 1782 in the
23 year of her Age.
Birth: About 1754
Susanna,
Widow of
Capt. Benjamin
MUNROE,
Died
April 24, 1849,
AEt. 95.
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Father:
Mother:
He died in 90th y 9 February 1780 buried Old Cemetery, Lincoln, Mass. (151)
The following information is a possibility.
Spouse: Capt. Benjamin Munroe
She died in 68th y 12 November 1764 buried Old Cemetery, Lincoln, Mass. (151)
He served as Capt. from Stow in the Revolutionary War. Listed as
Capt. on the marriage record to Susanna Haynes.
15 January 1791 Stow, Mass. (161, 178)
He died age 72 y, 10 m 11 June 1811 Stow, Mass. (252)
Born about March 1738. (Calculated)
Buried at Old Cemetery, Stow Lower Village. (252)
He would have been about 53 y, she about 37 at marriage date in
1791. Both probably married before.
80 V2 93) Married Dea. Andrew Spaulding of Westford, Mass. 26
November 1745 Andover, Mass. (V2 94, V2 307)
Spouse: Lieut. John Sherwin
3 May 1782 Townsend, Mass. Intention (12, 25)
In January 1778, a full company under Captain Benjamin Munroe of Stow
was detached from the Fourth Middlesex to serve for three months in Rhode
Island as part of Colonel Sprout's regiment.
Marriage date blank in the records.
222
Martha (Prescott) Hobart
Shebuel Hobart
Robert, Martha (Townsend 352)
Shebuel Robert (Townsend, 352)
Birth: 16 September 1681 Late of Groton (Townsend 352)
Death: 30 December 1764 Pepperell, Mass. (275)
HOBART, Martha, Mrs. Relict of Shebuel of Groton, at Townsend, April
30, 1774, a. 84 y., laking 2 d. (Pepperell, Mass. 275)
In memory of
Mrs. Martha Hobert
widow of Mr. Shebuel
Hobert late of Groton
in ye 83 Year of his age;
And she died April 30
1774 in the 85 Year
of her age.
In memory of
Mrs. Martha Hobert
widow of Mr. Shebuel
Hobert late of Groton
in ye 83 Year of his age:
And she died April 30
1774 in the 85 Year
of her age.
Father: Rev. Gershom Hobart
Died age about 62 y 18 December 1707 Groton, Mass. (232)
Born Hingham, Mass. 2nd Minister of Groton, Mass.
Father: Jonas Prescott, Esq.
Mother: Mary (Loker) Prescott
Mother:
See information at [HS135] and pages following [HS135]
Both buried Old Burying Ground, Groton, Mass. (257)
Sarah (Aldis) Hobart
Died age 59 y 14 April 1712 Groton, Mass. (232)
Paternal Grandfather: Rev. Peter Hobart
Paternal Grandfather: John Prescott
Paternal Grandmother: Mary (Platts) Prescott
Paternal Grandmother: Elizabeth (Ibrook) Hobart
Maternal Grandfather: John Loker
Maternal Grandmother: Mary (Draper) Loker
Maternal Grandfather: John Aldis
Maternal Grandmother: Sarah (Eliot) Aldis
Spouse: Shebuel Hobart
About 1714
Spouse: Martha (Prescott) Hobart [HS368]
About 1714
Minister Hingham, Mass. for 41 years.
223
Samuel Hobart
Susanna Hobart
Samuel Robert (Townsend, 352)
Susanna Robert (Townsend, 352)
05 y, 4 m, 9 d (352) 19 days (headstone)
Here lies the
Body of Samuel
Hobert the son of Mr.
Israel Hobert and
Mrs. Anna his wife
who died Decemr
the 24th 1769
Aged 3 years 9
months & 11 days.
SUSANNAH HOBERT
the Daur of,
ISRAEL HOBERT ESQ
& Mrs. ANNA his Wife
Who Died Aug. ye 8th,
1775 aged 5 Years
4 Months & 19 Days
Father: Israel Hobart, Esq.
Died age 74 y 29 August 1796
buried Howland Cemetery, Conway, Mass. (241)
Father: Israel Hobart, Esq.
Died age 74 y 29 August 1796
Mother:
Mother:
Anna (Lawrence) Hobart
Anna (Lawrence) Hobart
Paternal Grandfather: Shebuel Hobart [HS369]
Paternal Grandmother: Martha (Prescott) Hobart [HS368]
Paternal Grandfather: Shebuel Hobart [HS369]
Paternal Grandmother: Martha (Prescott) Hobart [HS368]
Maternal Grandfather: Colonel William Lawrence, Esq.
Maternal Grandmother: Susannah (Prescott) Lawrence
Maternal Grandfather: Colonel William Lawrence
Maternal Grandmother: Susannah (Prescott) Lawrence
See following two pages
See two pages following [HS371]
224
He for many years represented the Town of Groton
with the Districts of Pepperrell and Shirley in the
general Assembly of this Province. In all his public
betrustsments he acquitted himself with fidelity
and honour. In private life his behavior was
becoming his Christian profession. He was remarkably industrious in the improvement of time, Just in his
dealings, a good neighbour, a faithful friend, patient
of injuries and ready to forgive them, gratefull to
Benefactors, very ready in affording assistance to
the widow and fatherless, and mercifull to all proper
Objects of pity. He was a strict observer of the
Lords Day, a constant and serious attender on
the public exercises of Religin, a devout worship '
er of God in his family.
Colonel William & Susannah (Prescott) Lawrence
Colonel William Lawrence was born 11 August 1697
Lexington, Mass. (V1 40) son of John Lawrence and Anna
(Tarbell) Lawrence. He married Susannah Prescott 27 June
1722 Groton, Mass. (106, 140) He died aged 66 years 19 May
1764 and is buried in the Old Burying Ground, Groton, Mass.
(242)
Susannah (Prescott) Lawrence was born 31 December 1691
Groton, Mass. (192) daughter of Jonas Precott, Esq. and Mary
(Loker) Prescott. [See following [HS135]] She died in her
80th year 10 September 1771 and is buried in the Old Burying
Ground, Groton, Mass. (242)
In the center of Groton, Massachusetts, take Hollis Street off Route 119.
The Old Burying Ground is on the left. Enter through the gate on that side
and draw imaginary lines to divide the cemetery into quarters.. This
monument can be found in the first section in front of you.
Blessed are the dead who dye in the Lord.
Here also lies the Body of Mrs. Susanna
Lawrence Relict of the above named CollWilliam Lawrence
Epitaphs from the Old Burying Ground in Groton,
Massachusetts, Samuel Abbott Green, M.D., 1878 p. 42:
She was a woman of Piety and good Sense,
An industrious, Prudent wife; an indulgent
Parent, a good Neighbour, a faithfull Friend,
A hater of Hypocrisy and Guile; a lover of
Hospitality, Patiet under Affliction and Resigned to
The will of Heaven in death by which she
was called out of the world to Receive the
Rewards of a faithfull Servant on the 10th of
Sept & in the 8oth year of her Age. AD : 1771.
Here lye the remains of Col[one]l William
Lawrence, who departed this Life May 19
A.D. 1764. Anno Etatis 67.
He was a Gentleman who in military life rose
from the rank of'Cap Lieu' to the command of
a Regiment. In the year 1739, he was made a Justice
of the peace afterwards Quorum unus; a special
Justice of the court of common Pleas for the County
of Middlesex, and a standing Justice of the Court.
225
David Spaulding
*Lieut. Benjamin Spaulding
MR.
DAVID SPAULDING
died.
Oct. 1, 1827.
AE. 54.
IN
Memory of
LIEUT,
BENJAMIN SPAULDING
who died
May 27, 1832.
Aged 89.
Low in the dust I here must lie
Till the last trumpet shakes the sky
If livng now while life is given
To make each sin prepare for heaven.
SAR 1775 Marker
Died in his 75th y 7 November 1753
Died 85 y 12 May 1768 buried Forefather’s Cemetery, Chelmsford, Mass. (443)
Died age 86 y, 11 m, 14 d 9 October 1773
Maternal Grandmother: Sarah (Stevens) Barrett
Died age 25 y 23 May 1716
Spouse: Mary (Heald) Spaulding [HS374]
226
Mary (Heald) Spaulding
Sarah (Barrett) Spaulding
Birth: 4 May 1714 Chelmsford, Mass. (17)
ERECTED
IN
Memory of
MARY WIFE OF
Lieut. Benjamin Spaulding
who died
Jan. 24, 1826.
AEt. 81.
My friends when you come here
To see where I am laid
See that you are prepar’d
To be among the dead.
In memory of
Mrs. SARAH SPAULDING,
widow of
Dea. ISAAC SPAULDING,
who died 11 Feb. 1806.
Behold & see my glass is run,
My days are past & I am gone,
Consider this that you must die,
And turn to dust as well as I.
Father: Lieut. Ephraim Heald [HS165]
Mother: Eleanor (Robbins) Heald [HS164]
Father: Jonathan Barrett, Jr.
Born 28 October 1687 Chelmsford, Mass. (19) Died age 86 y, 11 m, 14 d
9 October 1773 buried Forefather’s Cemetery, Chelmsford, Mass. (362)
Paternal Grandfather: Lieut. John Heald, III
Mother:
Died 55y 25 November 1721 Concord, Mass. (104) Buried near top of hill
Hill Burying Ground, Concord, Mass.
Sarah (Stevens) Barrett
Married about 1713 (date blank) Chelmsford, Mass. (182, 331)
Paternal Grandmother: Mary (Chandler) Heald
Born 7 January 1671 Concord, Mass. (14)
Married 18 December 1690 Concord, Mass. (34) Died 88th y 14 August 1759
Concord, Mass. (205) Buried near top of hill Hill Burying Ground, Concord, Mass.
Paternal Grandfather: Jonathan Barrett
Paternal Grandmother: Sarah (Learned) Barrett
Maternal Grandfather: Sgt. John Robbins
Maternal Grandmother: Dorothy (Hildreth) Robbins
Died 83 y 19 April 1757 Chelmsford, Mass. (436)
Spouse: Deacon Isaac Spaulding [HS376]
4 August 1733 Chelmsford, Mass. Intention (180, 323)
Spouse: Lieut. Benjamin Spaulding [HS373]
227
*Deacon Isaac Spaulding
Hannah (Going) (Spaulding) Withington
Birth: 11 January 1779 Lunenburg, Mass. (295)
22 February 1779 Baptized Shirley, Mass. (36)
Death: 11 September 1857 Townsend, Mass. (visual)
IN
Memory of
Dean ISAAC SPAULDING,
March 4, 1776:
in the 66 year
of his age.
11 September 1837 (352)
HANNAH,
WIFE OF
JOHN WITHINGTON,
DIED
Sept. 11, 1857,
Aged 78 yrs
& 8 mos.
Beneath this Stone death’s prisoner lies;
The Stone shall move the prisoner rise;
When Jesus with Almighty word;
Calls his dead saints to meet the Lord.
She’s gone! She’s gone! That cherished one,
Her toils are o’er, her victory won;
But in that far off spirit land,
She waits to give the welcome hand.
Father: Deacon Andrew Spaulding, Jr.
Father: Jonathan Going
Brothers Ebenezer and Jonathan Gowing settled in Shirley, Mass.
Mother: Anna (Bennett) Going
Married 15 April 1760 Lunenburg, Mass. (Shirley, Mass. 107, 128)
Died in his 75 y 7 November 1753 buried Forefather’s Cemetery, Chelmsford, Mass. (443)
th
Mother: Abigail (Warren) Spaulding
Paternal Grandfather: Ebenezer Gowing
Paternal Grandmother: Elizabeth (Eaton) Gowing
Paternal Grandfather: Deacon Andrew Spaulding
Baptized 4 y 1 December 1656 Chelmsford, Mass. (141)
Died 59 y, 5 m 5 May 1713 buried Forefather’s Cemetery, Chelmsford, Mass. (443)
Maternal Grandfather: Moses Bennett
Maternal Grandmother: Anna (Blanchard) Bennett
Paternal Grandmother: Hannah (Jefts) Spaulding
Married 30 April 1674 Chelmsford, Mass. (259, 319)
Spouse: Jonathan Spaulding, Jr. [HS381]
John Withington
th
Maternal Grandfather: Jacob Warren
Maternal Grandmother: Mary (Hildreth) Warren
Married 21 June 1667 Chelmsford, Mass. (251, 342)
He of Mason, N.H. on both Townsend marriage records. He died 76 y 21
June 1855 and is buried with his son Silas and grandson Samuel, Hillside
Cemetery, Townsend, Mass. (361) 1st marriage: Sally (Spaulding)
Withington married intention 17 October 1801 Townsend, Mass. (37)
Spouse: Sarah (Barrett) Spaulding [HS375]
4 August 1733 Chelmsford, Mass. Intention (180, 323)
228
Elizabeth (Sawtell) Spaulding
Jonathan Spaulding, Jr.
Birth: 13 June 1739 Groton, Mass. (208)
11 children recorded Townsend, Mass. (233)
Death: 19 Oct. 1763 (256)
In memory of
Mrs. ELIZABETH SPAULDING,
widow of
Mr. JONATHAN SPAULDING,
who died 6 Nov. 1804
In the 66 year of her
age.
Death is a debt by nature due
Which I have paid & so must you.
IN
Memory of
who died May 29, 1790:
Also JONATHAN SPAULDING Jr Son of
MR JONATHAN & MRS ELIZABETH
SPAULDING who died Oct 14,
1763. Aged 15 months.
Father: Lieut. Hezekiah Sawtell
Died 77th y 18 March 1779
buried Old Burying Ground, Groton, Mass. (264) Sawtell on headstone.
Mother: Joanna (Wilson) Sawtell
Died 85th y 11 September 1786
Father: Jonathan Spaulding [HS380]
Mother: Elizabeth (Sawtell) Spaulding [HS378]
Paternal Grandfather: Obadiah Sawtell
Died 92nd y 20 March 1740
Paternal Grandmother: Hannah (Lawrence) Sawtell
Born 24 March 1661 Watertown, Mass. (24)
Maternal Grandfather: Lieut. Hezekiah Sawtell
Joanna (Wilson) Sawtell
Maternal Grandfather: John Wilson, Jr.
Maternal Grandmother: Elizabeth ( ______ ) Wilson
Early settlers Billerica, Mass.
Married Intention 1 August 1723 Groton, Mass. (150, 184)
Spouse: Jonathan Spaulding [HS380]
229
*Jonathan Spaulding
Jonathan Spaulding, Jr.
IN
Memory of
who died May 29, 1790:
IN
memory of
MR. JONATHAN SPAULDING
who died
April 18, 1814
AEt. 42.
Also JONATHAN SPAULDING Jr Son of
MR JONATHAN & MRS ELIZABETH
SPAULDING who died Oct 14,
1767. Aged 15 months.
My tender wife, do not complain,
That I am called away,
I trust that we shall meet again
At the great Judgment day.
Died in his 75th y 7 November 1753 buried Forefather’s Cemetery, Chelmsford, Mass. (443)
Born 28 October 1687 Chelmsford, Mass. (19) Died age 86 y, 11 m, 14 d
9 October 1773 buried Forefather’s Cemetery, Chelmsford, Mass. (362)
Sarah (Stevens) Barrett
Married about 1713 (date blank) Chelmsford, Mass. (182, 331)
Spouse: Elizabeth (Sawtell) Spaulding [HS378]
Spouse: Hannah (Going) (Spaulding) Withington [HS377]
230
Laura Spaulding
Lydia Emerson
Death: 17 September 1814 Townsend, Mass. (visual)
7 September 1814 (352)
In memory of
Miss LYDIA EMERSON
dau of Dea. JOSEPH
& Mrs. LYDIA EMERSON,
died 7 May 1810, in the
24 year of her age.
My youthful friends when this you read,
Since vernal.beauty cannot save;
Plead virtues cause on my behalf,
For virtuous minds survive the grave.
LAURA.
Daught. of Mr. Jonathan
& Mrs. Hannah Spaulding
died Sept. 17, 1814 aged
9 years
See the lovely blooming flower.
Fades & withers in an hour,
So it in transient comforts fly,
Pleasure only blooms to die.
Father: Jonathan Spaulding, Jr. [HS381]
Mother: Hannah (Going) (Spaulding) Withington [HS377]
Father: Deacon Joseph Emerson
Mother: Lydia ( ______ ) Emerson
Paternal Grandfather: Jonathan Spaulding [HS380
Paternal Grandmother: Elizabeth (Sawtell) Spaulding [HS378]
Maternal Grandfather: Jonathan Going
Brothers Ebenezer and Jonathan Gowing settled in Shirley, Mass.
Maternal Grandmother: Anna (Bennett) Going
Married 15 April 1760 Lunenburg, Mass. (Shirley, Mass. 107, 128)
231
Fylena Fessenden
Merrinda Fessenden
Birth: 12 October 1813 (Calculated)
Death: 13 October 1813
In memory of
FYLENA,
daug. of Mr. John &
Mrs. Betsy Fessenden;
who died
Oct. 13, 1813;
AEt. 1 day.
IN
memory of
Miss. MERRINDA
daug. of Mr. John &
Mrs. Betsy Fessenden;
who died
Sept. 28, 1826:
AEt. 19.
Father: John Fessenden
“John Fessenden; Male; widower; Age 74 yrs., 4 mos., A Cooper; Died Jan
16, 1849; Buried in Townsend; Old Age; Born in Townsend”, Mass. (336)
Father: John Fessenden
“John Fessenden; Male; widower; Age 74 yrs., 4 mos., A Cooper; Died Jan
16, 1849; Buried in Townsend; Old Age; Born in Townsend”, Mass. (336)
Mother: Betsy (Fessenden) Fessenden
Married 22 Feberuary 1801 Townsend, Mass. (36, 59)
He of Townsend, Mass.; she of Charlestown, Mass.
Mother: Betsy (Fessenden) Fessenden
Married 22 Feberuary 1801 Townsend, Mass. (36, 59)
He of Townsend, Mass.; she of Charlestown, Mass.
Paternal Grandfather: Aaron Fessenden
Paternal Grandmother: Sarah (Lock) Fessenden
Paternal Grandfather: Aaron Fessenden
Paternal Grandmother: Sarah (Lock) Fessenden
Married intention he of Lexington, Mass. 18 November 1768 Cambridge,
Mass. (V2 139, V2 245) Eight children recorded Townsend, Mass. (245)
Aaron, Jr. recorded Townsend and Cambridge, Mass. (246)
Married intention he of Lexington, Mass. 18 November 1768 Cambridge,
Mass. (V2 139, V2 245) Eight children recorded Townsend, Mass. (245)
Aaron, Jr. recorded Townsend and Cambridge, Mass. (246)
Maternal Grandfather: Nathaniel Fessenden
Maternal Grandmother: Elizabeth (Webb) Fessenden
Maternal Grandfather: Nathaniel Fessenden
Maternal Grandmother: Elizabeth (Webb) Fessenden
and Arlington, Mass. (V1 73)
and Arlington, Mass. (V1 73)
232
Benjamin Hill Spaulding
Martha Cumings Spaulding
Death: 1 May 1817 (284)
MARTHA C.
Daughter of
EPHRAIM & SUKEY
SPAULDING.
died,
Feb. 5, 1837,
AE. 18.
Ye careless ones who wildly stood,
The grave will soon become your bed,
Now seek a refuge for your soul,
Ere you are numbered with the dead.
In Memory of
BENJAMIN H SPAULDING
Son of Ephraim &
Sukey Spaulding
who died
April 30, 1817.
Aged 5 months & 4 days.
Come children view my little grave,
And dream that you may die
Remember your Creator now
Prepare with me to die.
Father: Ephraim Spaulding [HS390)
Mother: Susan “Sukey” (Hill) Spaulding [HS389]
Maternal Grandfather: Benjamin Hill
Maternal Grandmother: Betsy ( ______) Hill
233
Eliza L. Spaulding
Susan “Sukey” (Hill) Spaulding
Birth: 12 August 1789 Ashby, Mass. (39)
MISS
ELIZA L.
Daughter of
EPHRAIM & SUKEY
SPAULDING.
died,
May 26, 1837,
AE. 14 yrs.
Stop my young friends & view this stone,
Thy days on earth will soon be gone,
You soon must lie beneath the clod,
Therefore prepare to meet thy God.
SUKEY,
Wife of Ephraim
SPAULDING,
Died July 15, 1841,
AEt. 52.
Ye thoughtless ones come view my grave.
You have a precious soul to save;
Be wise in time, make CHRIST your friend,
For soon your days on earth will end.
Father: Benjamin Hill
Mother: Betsy ( ______ ) Hill
Spouse: Ephraim Spaulding [HS390)
25 December 1813 Townsend, Mass. Intention (46)
She of Ashby, Mass. at marriage
234
Ephraim Spaulding
John Gilson
Birth: 15 February 1816 (Calculated)
Stone on ground
EPHRAIM SPAULDING
Died Apr. 23, 1868,
Aged 82 yrs.
“I shall be satisfied when I
awake with thy likeness.”
In memory of
JOHN,
Son of Mr. Ephraim
& Mrs. Lydia Gilson
who died
April 21, 1816:
Aged 2 mo & 6 days.
Father: Ephraim Hall Gilson
Father: Lieut. Benjamin Spaulding [HS373}
Mother: Mary (Heald) Spaulding [HS
Paternal grandmother: Sarah (Barrett) Spaulding [HS375]
1808: Brookline, N.H. to Townsend, Mass. (438) Listed as a member of the
Universalist Society in Shirley, Mass. 23 April 1817 (Townsend, 449)
“There are two stones gone, just the base left, on this lot.” Riverside
Cemetery, Townsend, Mass. (420) This may be his plot.
Born 16 January 1787 Brookline, N.H. (Shattuck Memorials, 198)
Died 10 December 1860 Townsend, Mass.
Spouse: Susan “Sukey” (Hill) Spaulding [HS389]
25 December 1813 Townsend, Mass. Intention (46)
Mother:
Lydia (Barrett) Gilson
Born 7 March1790 Mason, N.H. (200)
Married 17 November 1808 Townsend, Mass. (42)
Died 68 y 9m 7 December 1858 buried Riverside Cemetery, Townsend, Mass. (420)
She of Ashby, Mass. at marriage
Sarah “Sally (Flagg) (Warren) Spaulding
Paternal Grandfather: Deacon Eleazer Gilson, Jr.
Her 1st husband William Warren died age 51 y 1 March 1830
buried Walton Cemetery, Pepperell, Mass. (314)
Died 95 y, 9 m 21 December 1851 Brookline, N.H. (Shattuck Memorials, 198)
Paternal Grandmother: Hannah (Shattuck) Gilson
Died 72 y 15 May 1834 Brookline, N.H. (Shattuck Memorials, 198)
Maternal Grandfather: Capt. Benjamin Barrett
Died 89 y 4 June 1842 buried Hillside Cemetery, Townsend, Mass. (303, 357)
Maternal Grandmother: Hannah (Scripture) Barrett
Died 84 y 2 October 1846 buried Hillside Cemetery, Townsend, Mass. (331, 357)
235
Sarah (Nutting) Hobart
Sarah Hobart
Here lies the
Body of Mrs. Sarah
Hobart wife of Mr.
Israel Hobart Junr who
departed this Life
Febr. 26th 1771.
Aged 23 years &
6 days.
Father: Lieut. William Nutting
[Recorded as being on headstone with mother [HS392].
That part of the headstone is under earth.]
Sarah, their daughter, age 11 days “lying near this place.”
Father: Israel Hobart, Jr.
Internet records indicate his death in Phelps, New York July 1825.
His grandparents: Shebuel [HS368] and Martha (Prescott) Hobart [HS369]
Mother:
Born 20 November 1712 Groton, Mass. (164)
Died 64th y 2 June 1776 buried Old Burying Ground, Groton, Mass. (249)
Mother:
Sarah (Nutting) Hobart [HS392]
Paternal Grandfather: Israel Hobart, Esq.
Jane (Boynton) (Nutting) Reed
Born 2 July 1722 Groton, Mass. (113)
Died age 74 y 29 August 1796 buried Howland Cemetery, Conway, Mass. (241)
Born 3 August 1717 Groton, Mass. (Lunenburg, Mass. 272)
Died 86th y 7 February 1803 buried with 1st husband Old Burying Ground, Groton, Mass. (259)
Her 2nd husband Timothy Reed died 86th y 26 April 1799 buried with 1st wife Mary and other
members of family, Meetinghouse Hill Cemetery, Dunstable, Mass. (227)
Paternal Grandmother: Anna (Lawrence) Hobart
Died age 63 y 5 March 1791buried Howland Cemetery, Conway, Mass. (241)
Paternal Grandfather: Jonathan Nutting
Born 7 July 1689 Groton, Mass. (160)
Maternal Grandfather: Lieut. William Nutting
Paternal Grandmother: Mary (Green) Nutting
Died 64th y 2 June 1776 buried Old Burying Ground, Groton, Mass. (249)
Married 1 June 1710 Charlestown, Mass. (Groton, Mass. 79, 119)
Maternal Grandfather: Benoni Boynton
Maternal Grandmother: Jane (Boynton) (Nutting) Reed
Born 25 February 1681 Rowley, Mass. (V1 24)
About 1715: Rowley, Mass. to Groton, Mass. 1726: Groton, Mass. to Lunenburg, Mass.
Died 77th y 30 December 1758 Lunenburg, Mass. (341)
Born 3 August 1717 Groton, Mass. (Lunenburg, Mass. 272)
Died 86th y 7 February 1803 buried with 1st husband Old Burying Ground, Groton, Mass. (259)
Married 2nd 30 December 1779 Groton, Mass. (121, 143)
Her 2nd husband Timothy Reed died 86th y 26 April 1799 buried with 1st wife Mary
(Cummings) Reed and other members of family,
Meetinghouse Hill Cemetery, Dunstable, Mass. (227)
Maternal Grandmother: Anne (Mighill) Boynton
Born 8 March 1686 Rowley, Mass. (V1 136)
Married 4 April 1706 Rowley, Mass. (250, 348)
Died 78 y 31 May 1764 Lunenburg, Mass. (341)
Spouse: Israel Hobart, Jr.
31 August 1769 Groton, Mass. (87, 123)
His grandparents: Shebuel [HS368] and Martha (Prescott) Hobart [HS369]
236
Elbridge G. Prentice
Hannah Searl
G on Grafton records & visual
C on Townsend record (353)
Great-aunt of Elbridge G. Prentice [HS394]
Birth: 23 February 1810 Grafton, Mass. (103)
In memory of
Miss Hannah Searl
dau of
Mr. Andrew Searl,
died Feb. 4, 1810 in
the 42 yr of her age.
02 y, 7 m, 16 d (353)
Death: 7 December 1812 Grafton, Mass. (357)
Several siblings buried Grafton, Mass. (357 – 358)
In memory of
ELBRIDGE G. PRENTICE
Son of
Mr. Samuel Prentice
& Sally his wife
who died
Oct. 7th 1812
Father: Andrew Searl
Mother:
Aged 2 y, 7 m, 16 days:
Born 13 August 1739 Townsend, Mass. (206)
Eleven child births recorded 1759 – 1782 Townsend, Mass. (205)
Father: Samuel Prentice
Born 18 July 1782 Grafton, Mass. (105)
Mother:
Eleanor (Heald) Searl
Sally Searl (Baldwin) Prentice
Paternal Grandfather: John Searl
Eleven child births recorded 1807 – 1830 Grafton, Mass. (103 – 106)
Died 28 January 1755 Townsend, Mass. (225)
Paternal Grandmother: Hannah ( ______ ) Searl
Died 26 March 1775 Townsend, Mass. (225)
Four child births recorded 1731 – 1735 Townsend, Mass. (205)
Paternal Grandfather: Daniel Prentice
Paternal Grandmother: Abigail (Stanley) Prentice
She of Medford, Mass. at marriage 18 July 1779 Grafton, Mass. (265, 284)
Maternal Grandfather: Phineas Baldwin
Maternal Grandmother: Sarah “Sally” (Searl) Baldwin
Born 9 February 1761 Townsend, Mass. (205) Sister of [HS395]
Married 20 December 1786 Townsend, Mass. (26)
237
Row 21 – Headstone 1– Right of Center Path [HS397]
*Molly (Searl) (Sloan) Sylvester
Infant Son Sylvester
Birth: About 1816 No date or age
Death: About 1816 No date or age
MOLLY.
The wife of
Maj. Caleb Sylvester;
Died Feb. 3, 1849,
AEt. 90.
Formerly widow of
James Sloan.
American Flag
NO HEADSTONE: 2011
In memory of
An INFANT
Son of
Mr. Quincy & Mrs. Sally
SYLVESTER.
Father: Quincy Sylvester
Father: Andrew Searl
Mother: Eleanor (Heald) Searl
Eleven child births recorded 1759 – 1782 Townsend, Mass. (205)
Paternal Grandfather: John Searl
Died 28 January 1755 Townsend, Mass. (225)
Paternal Grandmother: Hannah ( ______ ) Searl
Died 26 March 1775 Townsend, Mass. (225)
Four child births recorded 1731 – 1735 Townsend, Mass. (205)
Spouse: James Sloan, Jr.
Died 51st y 23 August 1803 Townsend, Mass. (259)
Died 73 y 4 m 23 February 1864 buried Hillside Cemetery, Townsend, Mass. (374)
Mother:
Sally (Wallis) Sylvester
Died 47 y 4 m 6 d 19 January 1843
Paternal Grandfather: Major Caleb Sylvester, Jr.
Paternal Grandmother: Abigail (Jacobs) Sylvester
Married, he of Hanover, Mass. 18 May 1780 Scituate, Mass. (158, 284)
Died 92 y, 6 m 7 April 1846 Townsend, Mass. (330)
April 1798: With family Hanover, Mass. to Townsend, Mass. (436)
Internet records indicate his 1st wife Abigail (Jacob) Sylvester died about
1831. No death record found Townsend, Mass. There is a Caleb Sylvester
tomb 1834 with an SAR marker in the Hillside Cemetery, Townsend, Mass.
(359) Molly (Searl) (Sloan) Sylvester [HS396] was his 2nd wife.
1st wife Beaulah (Wilson) Sloan died 33 y 26 December 1786 Townsend, Mass. (259)
Major Caleb Sylvester
Died 92 y, 6 m 7 April 1846 Townsend, Mass. (330)
April 1798: With family Hanover, Mass. to Townsend, Mass. (436)
Internet records indicate his 1st wife Abigail (Jacob) Sylvester died about 1831.
No death record found Townsend, Mass. Caleb Sylvester Tomb 1834, SAR 1775
Marker, Hillside Cemetery, Townsend, Mass. (359)
238
Mary (Emerson) Batchelder
Elizabeth (Sawyer) Dix
Birth: 2 September 1739: twin Reading, Mass. (86)
Birth: 7 November 1734 Reading, Mass. (203)
1771: Nathaniel Batchelder and family from Reading, Mass. to Townsend,
Mass. (441) Three child births recorded Reading, Mass. (13) Four child
births recorded Townsend, Mass. (246) He had another child with 2nd wife
Molly (Boutell) (Batchelder) Pierce [HS116] recorded Townsend, Mass.
(246)
in her 51 y (353)
In Memory of
Mrs ELIZABETH DIX
the Wife of
Mr JONATHAN DIX
Who Deceas’d April 19th
of her age.
Tho Death be awful in
Its first alarms,
They’re Safe Who fall after
in Jesus arms.
IN
Memory of
Mrs. Mary Bachelor
Wife of Mr. Nathaniel
Bachelor, who died
Sept. ye 8, 1789, just
entered the 51 year
of her age.
By this you see you must die as well as I,
who die in the Lord.
Father: Jacob Sawyer
Mother: Elizabeth (Daman) Sawyer
Married 28 June 1733 Reading, Mass. (315, 439)
Father: Nathaniel Emerson
Died 74th y 5 June 1777 Reading, Mass. (518)
Mother:
Hepzibah (Burnap) Emerson
Married 15 April 1725 Reading, Mass. (299, 333)
Died 92 y 20 March 1796 Reading, Mass. (517)
Paternal Grandfather: Ebenezer Emerson
Paternal Grandmother: Suzanna ( ______ ) Emerson
Spouse: Jonathan Dix
26 May 1761 Reading, Mass. (322, 439)
Spouse: Nathaniel Batchelder, Jr.
4 October 1763 Reading, Mass. (275, 333)
239
WARNINGS OUT
(Townsend, Mass. 455)
Jacob Dix
At a court of General Sessions of the Peace held at Concord
within the county of Middlesex (by adjournment) on Tuesday
the county of Middlesex (by adjournment) on Tuesday the
seventeenth day of September Anno Domini 1765. The
Selectmen of the Town of Townsend are allowed to enter their
caution against . . . Also against Jonathan Dix and Elizabeth
his wife and Jonathan Dix Junr and John Dix their children,
and Thomas Eaton apprentice and Sarah Teague who is
maintained by the town of Boston, all the said Jonathan Dix’s
family, who came last from Reading. . . . The said Selectman
refusing to admit them or either of them as Inhabitants of their
town, they having been severally warned to depart and by
warrant and return thereon file.
A copy of record.
Abrm Biglow Chy.
Death: May 1768 Townsend, Mass. (353)
5 weeks (353)
DIX, Jonathan, s. Jonathan and Eliza, bp. Jan. 9, 1763 Reading, Mass. (69)
DIX, John, s. Jonathan and Eliza, bp. Aug. 14, 1764 Reading, Mass. (69)
Paternal Grandfather: Samuel Dix
In Memory of
Jacob Dix Son
Of Mr Jona and
Mrs Eliza Dix
Who Deceas’d
May 1768
Aged 7 Weeks
Father: Jonathan Dix
Mother:
Elizabeth (Sawyer) Dix [HS399]
Married 26 May 1761Reading, Mass. (322, 439)
Born 7 February 1706 Reading, Mass. (69)
Paternal Grandmother: Hannah (Batchelder) Dix
Married 17 March 1730 Reading, Mass. (282, 322)
Died 17 March 1766 Reading, Mass. (513)
Townsend, Mass. Records (243 – 244)
Jonathan Son of Jonathan and Elizabeth Dix born December the 31d 1762
Born at Reading, Mass.
John Son of Jonathan and Elizabeth Dix Born August the 12d 1764 Born at
Reading, Mass.
Elizabeth dafter of Jonathan and Elizabeth Dix Born June the 4d 1766.
Jacob Son of Jonathan and Elizabeth Dix Born March the 30d 1768
Jacob Son of Jonathan and Elizabeth Dix his wife Born June ye 10th 1769
Rachel dafter of Jonathan and Elizabeth Dix Born march ye 19d 1778.
Maternal Grandfather: Jacob Sawyer
Maternal Grandmother: Elizabeth (Daman) Sawyer
Married 28 June 1733 Reading, Mass. (315, 439)
240
Charles Jefts
Hepzebeth ( ______ ) Nutting
Birth: 14 March 1794 (Calculated)
Charls Jefts, son of
Mr. Henery and
Mrs. Elizabeth Jefts
died Aug 19th 1794
Aged 5 month and
5 days.
In memory of
HEPZEBETH NUTTING
wife of
Johnathan Nutting
who died
Dec. 16, 1819
Aet. 81 years.
-----------------------ALSO
Edward son of Johnathan
Nutting Jr. who died Nov. 5, 1819
Aged 5 years.
Father:
Mother:
Married both of Number One (Mason, N.H.) 27 December 1758
Spouse: Johnathan Nutting
About 1760
241
Edward Nutting
*Thomas Wyman
Birth: 5 April 1735 Townsend, Mass. (Mormon site)
Birth page lost (203)
42 y, in his; small pox Death: 22 November 1776 (257)
Contracted small pox in the Army.
Six child births, two deaths 1764 – 1776 Townsend, Mass. (237, 257)
In memory of
HEPZEBETH NUTTING
wife of
Johnathan Nutting
who died
Dec. 16, 1819
Aet. 81 years.
-----------------------ALSO
Edward son of Johnathan
Nutting Jr. who died Nov. 5, 1819
Aged 5 years.
In Memory of
Mr. THOMAS WYMAN
Who Departed this
life With the Small Pox
Nov. the 21 1776:
in the 42 Year
of his age.
Father: Jasher Wyman
Born 6 January 1691/92 Woburn, Mass.
Married 23 May 1721 Woburn, Mass.
Mother: Martha Mary (Carter) Wyman
Born: 23 January 1699/00 Woburn, Mass.
Father: Johnathan Nutting, Jr.
Mother:
Paternal Grandfather: Johnathan Nutting
Paternal Grandmother: Hepzebeth ( ______ ) Nutting [HS402]
Paternal Grandfather: Sergt. John Wyman
Born England. Died 19 April 1728 Woburn, Mass. (V2, 214)
Paternal Grandmother: Hannah (Farrar) Wyman
Married 14 December 1685 Woburn, Mass.
Maternal Grandfather: Timothy Carter
Born 12 June 1653 Woburn, Mass. Died 8 July 1727 Woburn, Mass. (V2, 31)
Maternal Grandmother: Anne (Fiske) Carter
Baptized 27 November 1659 Cambridge, Mass.
Married 3 May 1680 Died 27 January 1715/16 Woburn, Mass. (V2 30)
Spouse: Hannah (Bathrick) Wyman
About 1759 [Three Wyman children born to Thomas and Hannah Wyman
recorded in Andover, Mass. (388) earlier than Townsend births. Said to be theirs.
NOT CERTAIN.] Internet sources say she died 8 July 1823 Townsend, Mass. (not
in Townsend Vital Records)
242
Notes for Jasher Wyman:
Lydia (Holden) Wyman
“to Townsend; 25th signer of proprietors agreement for North Town
(Townsend) Massachusetts; first clerk there, 1st clerk of proprietors 17325;Town Moderator 1734, 1735, Selectman 1736, Moderator 1738, 'Jasher
Wyman et al to be a committee to take effectual care that there be no strip
or waste made of timber or timber cut or pine boxed or candlewood picked
up for tar, upon ye undivided land and to sue & prosecute ...' homestead
now in Brookline, New Hampshire; opened 1st saw mill. At the time of the
establishment of the Province line, in 1741, he was living in the north-east
part of Townsend, Mass. By the establishment of the line he was
transferred from Massachusetts into New Hampshire. His house was located
in that part of the southwest part of old Dunstable which is now a part of
Brookline; its site being near that now occupied by the dwelling house of
Deacon Perley L. Pierce in South Brookline. He owned and operated a
sawmill which was located on Stickney Brook. and of which it is claimed
that it was the first sawmill to be erected within the limits of Brookline. Mr.
Wyman continued to reside in West Dunstable for several years after his
involuntary introduction into its territory. He certainly was a resident as late
as 1746, as in the latter year his name appears on the West Dunstable
records as one of the signers to a remonstrance against the proposed
location of the second meeting house of that town.
The first sawmill to be erected within the present limits of the town was
built prior to 1741 by Jasher Wyman. It was located on the stream then
known as Wolf Brook, but at the present time known as Stickney Brook, in
the southwest part of the town; its site being on or near that of the present
sawmill of Deacon Perley L. Pierce, in South Brookline. At the date of its
erection the mill was located in Townsend, Mass., from whence it was
transferred into Brookline by the running of the Province line in 1741.
As appears by the Hollis records, Wyman continued to own and to
operate the mill until, at least, as late as 1746; after which date we have no
further definite information concerning him, although there is a tradition to
the effect that he removed from Raby to Townsend Harbor, and that he died
there. Another tradition says that he died in Woburn, Mass.”
Birth: About 1783
IN
Memory of
MRS. LYDIA WYMAN
wife of
Mr. Thomas Wyman
who died
July 8, 1823;
AEt. 40.
Behold my friends as you pass by,
As you are now so once was I,
As I am now so you must be,
Father:
Mother:
Spouse: Thomas Wyman, Jr.
He born 25 August 1774 Townsend, Mass. (237)
Married 15 January 1807 Rockingham, Vermont
Townsend page 463: 11 Aug 1823, town paid Daniel Prentice for digging
the grave & attending the funeral of Thomas Wymans Wife.
Thomas, age 75, with his son Amos and family were living in Hardwick,
Massachusetts, about 20 miles west of Worcester in 1850 census.
Internet record. Unknown original source.
243
*William Wesson
Rebecca (Eaton) Wesson
Birth: 9 February 1744 Reading, Mass. (245)
Birth: 7 May 1749 Reading, Mass. (79)
April 1767 – March 1768: to Townsend, Mass. (440)
8 children with first Rebecca, 3 children second Rebecca
1 March 1769: With son William and husband William’s parents and
siblings to Townsend, Mass. (441) Seven more children 1769 – 1781
Townsend, Mass. (253 – 254)
in her 72 y (353)
75 y, 7 m, 23 d (353)
In memory of
WILLIAM WESSON
who died
Oct. 15, 1819
75 y 7 m 25 d
In Memory of
Mrs Rebecca Wesson
the wife of
Mr. William Wesson
who Died March 29th
1786; in the 42
year of her age.
Reflect my friends, as over my dust you tread,
The lowly grave will shortly be your bed.
Make preparation then without delay,
Lest, unprepared, death summons you away.
Father: John Eaton
Mother: Elizabeth (Boutwell) Eaton
Mother: Sarah (Rogers) Wesson [HS408]
Married 3 Januaery 1744 Reading, Mass. (290, 327)
Paternal Grandfather: John Eaton
Paternal Grandmother: Abigail (Roberts) Eaton
Married 28 December 1721 Reading, Mass. (325, 435)
Maternal Grandfather: John Boutwell
Maternal Grandmother: Elizabeth (Parker) Boutwell
Spouse: Rebecca (Eaton) Wesson [HS407]
Married 30 April 1723 Charlestown, Mass. (Reading, Mass. 289, 407)
1 December 1768 Reading, Mass. (328, 473)
Spouse: William Wesson [HS406]
Rebecca (Ball) (Wesson) (Keyes) Wesson
Daughter of Ebenezer Ball [HS156] & Rebecca (Butterfield) Ball [HS155] Born 8
November 1754 Townsend, Mass. (218) (2nd husband: Abel Keyes 17 April 1823
Townsend, Mass. (72, 168) [his 2nd wife HS186]; 3rd: Roger Wesson [30 Sept 1757
– 9 March 1843] of Mason, N.H. 27 April 1830, William’s brother. She died 76 y
15 August 1830. (See Ball Genealogy after HS154)
244
Sarah (Rogers) Wesson
Samuel Wesson, Jr.
Birth: About 1725
Birth: 16 April 1722 (Ball / Weston Genealogy, 35)
Baptized 26 April 1724 Wakefield, Mass. (131)
1 March 1769: Samuel Wessen, wife Sarah, their children: Abigail, Sarah,
Samuel, Mary, Rodgers, Joanna, Phebe to Townsend, Mass. (441)
All baptized, except Rodgers, Billerica, Mass. (197 – 198)
In memory of
MRS SARAH WESSON,
the widow of
MR. SAMUEL WESSON,
who died Augt. 16th
1791:
age.
In Memory of
Mr Samuel Wesson
who Died Octr 10,
1772
in the 50th year
of his age.
Father: Samuel Wesson
Mother: Joanna (Upham) Wesson
Father:
Mother:
Paternal Grandfather: John Wesson
Paternal Grandmother: Mary (Bryant) Wesson
Maternal Grandfather: Nathaniel Upham
Maternal Grandmother: Sarah (Floyd) Upham
Spouse: Sarah (Rogers) Wessen [HS408]
16 August 1742 Massachusetts (Internet)
Spouse: Samuel Wesson, Jr. [HS409]
16 August 1742 Massachusetts (Internet)
Probate Index, Middlesex County, Massachusetts:
Samuel Wesson, Townsend, 1772, Will, #24110
Samuel Wesson, Townsend, 1776, Administration, #24112
Rogers Wesson, Townsend, 1772, Guardian, #24111
245
Mary Wesson
Abigail Wesson
Baptized 3 December 1749 Billerica, Mass. (198)
Death: 7 June 1790 Townsend, Mass. (visual)
In memory of
Miss MARY WESSON,
daur of MR. SAMUEL, &
MRS. SARAH WESSON,
who died Augt. 1st
1779:
age.
IN
Memory of
Miss ABIGAIL WESSON,
daur of MR. SAMUEL, &
MRS. SARAH WESSON,
died June 7th, 1790
in the 40th year
of her age
Mother: Sarah (Rogers) Wessen [HS408]
Mother: Sarah (Rogers) Wessen [HS408]
246
Sarah (Wesson) Jenkins
*Lemuel Jenkins
Birth: 26 November 1728 (Ball / Weston Genealogy, 35)
Birth: 12 June 1736 Malden, Mass. (V1 47)
Baptized 1 December 1728 Wakefield, Mass. (131)
April 1767 – March 1768: Lemuel Jenkins and family to Townsend, Mass. (440)
April 1767 – March 1768: Lemuel Jenkins and family to Townsend, Mass. (440)
SACRED
to the memory of
Mr. LEMUEL JENKINS,
who died 14 Sept. 1798;
Draw near my friends & take a thought,
How soon the grave may be your lot,
Make sure of Christ while life remains,
And death will be eternal gains.
SACRED
to the memory of
Mrs. SARAH JENKINS,
wife of Mr.
LEMUEL JENKINS,
who died 28 Feb 1807,
Friends nor physicians could not save,
When Christ doth call me to appear.
Child Births Recorded Reading, Mass.
Sarah, d. Lemuel and Sarah, Oct. 9, 1758. (133)
Elisabeth, d. Lemuel and Sarah, Jan. 18, 1761. (132)
Ruth, d. Lemuel and Sarah, Jan. 11, 1763. (133)
Susanna, d. Lemuel and Sarah, May 6, 1765. (133)
Lemuel, s. Lemuel and Sarah. Feb. 19, 1767. (133)
Child Births Recorded Townsend, Mass.
Samuel, s. Lemuel and Sarah, Aug. 11, 1769 (241)
John, s. Lemuel and Sarah, Dec. 13, 1773 (241)
Father: Nathaniel Jenkins
Born 9 March 1695 Malden, Mass. (V1 46)
Mother:
Sarah ( ______ ) Jenkins
Paternal Grandfather: Lemuel Jenkins
Paternal Grandmother: Mercy (Waite) Jenkins
Married 11 June 1694 Malden, Mass. (255, 313)
Father: Samuel Wesson
Mother: Joanna (Upham) Wesson
Paternal Grandfather: John Wesson
Paternal Grandmother: Mary (Bryant) Wesson
Spouse: Sarah (Wesson) Jenkins [HS412]
20 December 1757 Wakefield, Mass. (203, 246)
Maternal Grandfather: Nathaniel Upham
Maternal Grandmother: Sarah (Floyd) Upham
Spouse: Lemuel Jenkins [HS413]
20 December 1757 Wakefield, Mass. (203, 246)
247
Sally Jenkins
Elizabeth (Sanders) Jenkins
Birth: 20 December 1772 Baptized Groton, Mass. (205)
June 1785: James Sanders & Family, Billerica, Mass. to Townsend, Mass. (439)
Sally Jenkins, dau,
of Mr. Samuel & Mrs.
Elizabeth Jenkins
died 6 Nov. 1800
in her 4 year.
ELIZABETH,
wife of
SAMUEL JENKINS
DIED
April 6, 1859,
AEt. 86 ys. 5 ms.
Father: Samuel Jenkins [HS416]
Mother: Elizabeth (Sanders) Jenkins [HS415]
Father: James Sanders, Jr.
Paternal Grandfather: Lemuel Jenkins [HS413]
Paternal Grandmother: Sarah (Wesson) Jenkins [HS412]
Mother:
Sarah (Snow) Sanders
Maternal Grandfather: James Sanders, Jr.
Paternal Grandfather: James Sanders
Paternal Grandmother: Elizabeth (Frost) Sanders
Maternal Grandmother: Sarah (Snow) Sanders
Maternal Grandfather: Richard Snow
Maternal Grandmother: Bethiah (Parker) Snow
Spouse: Samuel Jenkins [HS416]
248
Samuel Jenkins
Obadiah Spaulding
SAMUEL JENKINS
DIED
Dec. 1, 1852.
AEt. 83.
As you are now so once was I,
As I am now so you must be,
Obadiah Spaulding
Son of Mr. Jonathan
& Mrs. Elizabeth
Spaulding, who died
March 18, 1787:
Aged 3 years & 2
months wanting 7 days
Father: Lemuel Jenkins [HS413]
Mother: Sarah (Wesson) Jenkins [HS412]
Paternal Grandfather: Nathaniel Jenkins
Paternal Grandmother: Sarah ( ______ ) Jenkins
Maternal Grandfather: Samuel Wesson
Maternal Grandmother: Joanna (Upham) Wesson
Spouse: Elizabeth (Sanders) Jenkins [HS415]
249
Row 30 – Headstone 2 – Left Right of Center Path [HS419]
Illegible Spaulding
Illegible Spaulding
Birth:
Death:
Birth:
Death:
Possibilities:
Possibilities:
Abi daughter of Jesse [HS103] & Abi (Blood) Spaulding born 25 February
1801 Townsend, Mass. (265)
Abi daughter of Jesse [HS103] & Abi (Blood) Spaulding deceased 16
September 1801 Townsend, Mass. (282)
Calven son of Jesse [HS103] & Abi (Blood) Spaulding born 24 October
Calven son of Jesse [HS103] & Abi (Blood) Spaulding deceased 30 May
Gayus Son of Eleazer Spaulding and Elizabeth [HS75 & HS76] his wife
Born 14 October 1771. (218)
Gayus Son of Eleazer and Elizabeth Spaulding [HS75 & HS76]
Deceased 20 March 1772 (229)
.
Records written in early 1900s by Ella Webster and her father
state there were 4 sets of head and foot stones in this location
with no names. Since they seem to be in the Spaulding plot,
the Spaulding name has been given to them.
250
Illegible Spaulding
Illegible Spaulding
Birth:
Death:
Birth:
Death:
Possibilities:
Possibilities:
251
Samuel Tenney is the second husband
of Elizabeth (Atwood) (Fales) Tenney [HS422]
Elizabeth (Atwood) (Fales) Tenney
Birth: 19 May 1700 Bradford, Mass. (11)
The Tenney family of Rowley, 1891, 30-33.
SAMUEL TENNEY, born in Bradford, Mass. (now Groveland), 17 December,
1697, son of Elder Samuel and Sarah (Boynton) Tenney; married in Bradford 5
January, 1719-20, Sarah Worcester, daughter of William and Martha (Cheney)
Worcester of Bradford. Mrs. Sarah Tenney was born 11 Feb., 1697-8. They united
with the First Church 24 April, 1720. (Church Manual.) He sold to his brother,
Daniel Tenney, for ^17, five acres in the Bailey meadow in Bradford, which he
bought of Ebenezer Burbank in partnership with brother John Tenney; date, 1
November, 1726. Witnesses, Samuel Tenney, Senior, and Philip Tenney. (Essex
Deeds, 49: 262.) " Samuel Tenney and Caleb Hopkinson, of full age, depose that
they and several others were chosen by East precinct of Bradford to dispose of some
land belonging to Bradford in 1727, etc Sworn to 27 November, 1728." (Essex
Deeds, 50: 258.)
IN
memory of
MRS. ELIZABETH TENNY,
the widow of
MR. SAMUEL TENNY,
who died Dec. 30th
1783.
in the 83d year of
her age.
Erected by Mr. David Spafford.
He removed to Littleton, Mass., about 1727-8, where Mrs. Tenney died. He
married in Bradford, 28 December, 1749, his second wife, Elizabeth Fales of
Bradford, " daughter of ye widow." She united with the First Church 2 November,
1746. He and his wife Elizabeth of Littleton sold Thomas Cross of Haverhill, Mass.,
land in Bradford. Dated 12 January, 1749. (Essex Deeds, 99: 218.) He died in 1777.
The first three children were born in Bradford, Mass. (157-158); the others were
born at Littleton, eleven children, it is said.
CHILDREN: —
* William, b. 20 Jan.,
Father: Capt. Philip Atwood
Died 64th y 13 April 1722 buried Ancient Burying Ground, Bradford, Mass. (292)
Mother:
Sarah (Tenney) Atwood
Married 23 July 1684 he of Salem, Mass.
at Salem, Mass. (Bradford, Mass. 177, 277)
Died 74th y 2 April 1739 buriedAncient Burying Ground, Bradford, Mass. (292)
1720-1. *Parrat, b. 12 Nov., 1723. * Samuel, b. 24 May, 1725. Martha, b. 8 May, 1729.
Sarah, b. 30 July, 1731. Dorothy, b. 5 July, 1734.
* Oliver, b. 12 Sept., 1736. Hattie, b.
17 May, 1738; d. when nine weeks old. * Cheney, b. 2 Oct., 1739. Hannah, b. 8 Jan., 1741.
Paternal Grandfather: Philip Atwood
Died 85th y 1 February 1701 buried Ancient Burying Ground, Bradford, Mass. (292)
Paternal Grandmother: Rachel (Batchelder) Atwood
Samuel’s brother Daniel died in 1751 leaving land in Townsend as part of his estate.
Maternal Grandfather: Deacon John Tenney
Maternal Grandmother: Mercy (Parrat) Tenney
See next three pages.
Samuel Tenney, Jr. 1697 – 1776 is buried in the Old Burying Ground, Littleton,
Mass. (Internet record of Old Burying Ground) along with his 1st wife Sarah 1697 –
1749.
Spouse: Nathaniel Fales
21 January 1722 Bradford, Mass. (177, 204)
Samuel Tenney, Jr.
28 December 1749 Bradford, Mass. (204, 277)
He of Littleton, Mass. at marriage.
252
Nathaniel Fales and Elizabeth (Atwood) (Fales) Tenney [HS422] had nine
children, 6 sons and three daughters born 1723 - 1737 Bradford, Mass. (4647) The last children were twin sons born and died in 1737 in Bradford,
Mass. (311) Nathaniel Fales died in 41st y 29 September 1737 buried
Ancient Burying Ground, Bradford, Mass. (311)
Edward Hazen and wife Hannah of Rowley, for the consideration of £5o from
John Tenney of Rowley, deeded one hundred acres in Merrimack land southeast of
Merrimack river, also four acres of meadow in Crane meadow, etc, the 20 May,
1664. (Ipswich Deeds, 4:41.) Witnesses, Ezekiel Jewett and Thomas Tenney.
At the first town meeting held in Bradford, 20 February, 1668, John Tenney
served as moderator; in 1668, clerk of writs; selectman, 1669. In 1677, he served on
the school committee, and his name appears first on the list of deacons, having been
chosen 13 December, 1702. As early as 12 December, 1682, at "a private Fast held
at the house of Brother John Tenney," an instrument was drawn preparatory to the
gathering of a church, and from time to time brothers were nominated to provide
elements for the Lord's Supper. Mr. Tenney served on a committee "for ye good of
ye town as to settling ye Reverend Zachariah Symmes, and for the further carrying
on the affairs of this town for a settlement of all ye ordinances of God in this place."
(Church Manual.) Voted by the town, 28 June, 1705, that Captain David Haseltine
and Ensign John Tenney go abroad to inquire after assistance in the work of the
ministry. He served on a committee "for ye healing of differences in ye church," and
" votes were overhaled by Brother John Tenney and Brother John Kimball." Again
the 16 August, 1706, he was chosen "to treat with the Rev. Mr. Symmes to see what
he would abate of his salary." Deacon Tenney was one of " a committee of three to
manage that Thomas affair of calling a council, 4 November, 1707." Voted by
the town, 14 June, 1708, that Deacon Tenney, with the other two deacons, "go and
invite the Rev. Mr. Symmes to come and preach." From this date, his name
disappears from church committees.
FALES: Born Bradford, Mass. (46-47)
Atwood, s. Nathaniell and Elizabeth, Mar. 10, 1722-3.
David, s. Nathaniel and Elisebeth, June 6, 1733.
Ebenezer, s. Nathaniel and Elizebeth, Feb. 8, 1728-9.
Elisebeth, d. Nathaniel and Elizebeth, Nov. 21, 1724.
James, s. Nathaniel and Elisebeth, Mar. 13, 1730-1.
John Brock, s. twin, Nathaniel and Elisebeth, Sept. 10, 1737.
Nathaniel, s. Nathaniel and Elisebeth, Jan. 2, 1726-7.
Nathaniel, s. Atwood and Abigail, Sept. 22, 1749.
Samuel, s. twin Nathaniel and Elisebeth, Sept. 10, 1737.
Samuel, s. Atwood and Abigail, May 1, 1748.
Sarah, d. Nathaniel and Elisebeth, Apr. 6, 1735.
Fales, Attwood, and Abigail Hutchins of Haverhill, at Haverhill, May 2, 1747.
(Bradford, Mass. 204, 229)
Fales, Elisabath, and Nathaniel Griffin, jr, Jan. 20, 1746. (Bradford, Mass. 204) Death:
GRIFFIN: Nathaniel, jr., Oct. 30, 1760, in his 40th y buried Ancient Burying Ground,
Bradford, Mass. (317)
Deacon John Tenney and Mercy (Parrat) Tenney, maternal grandparents of
Elizabeth (Atwood) (Fales) Tenney [HS422]
The Tenney family of Rowley, 1891, 13-15.
He and wife Susanna, for the consideration of /70, deed to James Tenney of
Rowley six acres and some meadow land that was formerly owned by Thomas
Tenney, Senior. Samuel Tenney, a witness; date, 1690. (Essex Deeds, 14: 232.) By
deed, he transfers meadow in Crane meadow in Rowley, 1 December, 1690. (Essex
Deeds, 14: 282.) Again, by deed, " to my only son, Samuel Tenney, of Bradford,
all land in Rowley and Bradford belonging to my estate, reserving only onehalf
during the life of self and wife." Dated 22 October, 1691. Thomas Tenney, Junior, a
witness. Acknowledged, 9 July, 1696. (Essex Deeds, 13: 237.) John Tenney and
wife Susanna of Bradford deed to James Tenney of Rowley in 1690. Acknowledged,
29 August, 1696. (Essex Deeds, 14: 233.) Mrs. Margaret Corwin of Boston, Mass.,
for the value of £\io, conveys by deed seventy or eighty acres of salt marsh at Plum
Island in Rowley to a syndicate of ten men, of which John Tenney is one. Date 2
March, 1694-5. (Essex Deeds, 16: 43.)
DEACON JOHN TENNEY, born in Rowley, Mass., 14 December, 1640, son of
Thomas and Ann (_____) Tenney, married in Rowley 26 February, 1663, Mercy
Parrat, daughter of Francis and Elizabeth (_____ ) Parrat of Rowley. Mrs. Tenney
was born 23 July, 1646, and died 27 November, 1667. He married in Merrimack
Village (now Bradford, Mass.) 2 December, 1668, his second wife, Susanna
Woodbury, daughter of Humphrey and Elizabeth (_____ ) Woodbury of Beverly,
Mass. Residence, Bradford, Mass. Mrs. Susanna Tenney was born 4 February,
1648. She was "dismissed from ye Church of Christ in Beverly " and united with the
First Congregational Church at Bradford in 1682-3. (Church Manual.) For a copy of
the will of her mother, Elizabeth Woodbury, see Essex Hist. Col., Vol. IV., p. 235 ;
and by said will Susanna Tenney received " 20s., to be laid out in a gold ring, to be
kept by her in remembrance." Inventory on Woodbury estate taken 28 August, 1689,
the amount being ^64.2s. Mrs. Susanna Tenney died 9 April, 1716.
253
Deposition of Francis Jewett and James D. Palmer, that John Tenney hath quietly
possessed a hundred acre lot conveyed by deed 13 : 118, valuation ^70, from 10
August, 1688, to 17 March, 1712-13. (Essex Deeds, 26: 128.)
Mary (Parker) Proctor
The name of John Tenney is found in "ye garrison at Blackport, Maine," under
date 12 October, 1676, and, under Captain Scottow, the 12 October, I677-8. He died
13 April, 1722. (American Ancestry.)
ERECTED
In Memory of
MRS. MARY PROCTER,
the Wife of
MR. OLIVER PROCTER,
who died Jan. 21st
1790:
in the 67 year
of her age.
CHILDREN : —
* Sarah, b. 17 Oct., 1665; bapt. 8 Jan., 1666.
1687,
* Samuel, b. 20 Nov., 1667; bapt. 23 Nov.,
NOTE.—The first church in Bradford, Mass., was built in 1671, rebuilt 17061750-1834-1848. "Voted, at a legal Town meeting March, 1682-3, >n thankfullness,
we covenant and promise to give our Minister ye full sum of sixty pounds per
annum; ye first half made payable the 2d Thursday of October, in wheat, pork,
butter and cheese, one pound of butter for every cow, and one cheese from a family;
ye other half payment the 3d Thursday in March in malt, pease, Indian or rye, as he
willingly accept; and at our own charge we procure good and sufficient fire wood,
he allowing a sixpence per cord for bringing it seasonably and cording it up in his
yard. He shall also have the liberty to feed ten head of Cattle on common land as our
own." " Voted 21 March, 1698, to pay one third of Rev. Mr. Symmes' salary in
money, and in March, 1713, voted all salary for the future be paid in money."
"Voted 19 November, 1714, one pound and six shillings for sweeping the meeting
house, and carrying the bason with water for baptisms." October, 1699, one hundred
brothers contributed " a sixpence apiece to procure another flagon and cup, a bason
and wooden vessel for the fetching of wine." At the first sacrament, administered at
Bradford 21 November, 1682-3, the text that Sabbath " handled " was from Jeremiah
50: 4, 5. Two hundred and thirty-four communed 11 January, 1723-4. That same
month the church voted that " sleeping in meeting, and especially the laying down
the head to sleep, is a very great indecency, and if any should do so, they should be
reproved, and if they reformed not, they should be publickly called fourth." "Voted:
The Selectmen have three rules in seating persons in the meeting house. 1st, have
respect to age; 2d, have respect to voters; 3d, have respect to the length of time in ye
town. Goodman Spofford to have the liberty to set in fourth seat from pulpit, and his
wife to sit in third seat in North East corner. Those not taking their places shall pay
five shillings a day for every public day at meeting."
Father: Aaron Parker
Died 86 y 19 December 1775 buried Fairview Cemetery, Westford, Mass. (300)
Mother:
Abigail (Winship) Parker
Married 13 August 1712 Concord, Mass. (80)
Paternal Grandfather: Moses Parker
Born about 1657 Chelmsford, Mass. (109)
Paternal Grandmother: Abigail (Hildreth) Parker
Married 19 June 1684 Chelmsford, Mass. (250, 285)
Maternal Grandfather: Samuel Winship
Maternal Grandmother: Mary Poulter
Married 12 April 1687 Cambridge, Mass. (430) She of Medford, Mass.
Spouse: Oliver Proctor
He died 3 November 1793. (New Ipswich, N.H. History, 579)
He died 3 November 1792 South Burial Ground, Lunenburg, Mass.
254
Silas Maynard
Mary (French) Manning
Birth: 7 October 1709 Billerica, Mass. (84)
June 1780: The widow Mary Manning and Hannah her daughter
came from Billerica, Mass. to Townsend, Mass. (444, 451)
Birth: 31 October 1781 (Calculated)
1774: Lemuel and Jesse Maynard with families
came to Townsend, Mass. (442 - 443)
In Memory of
Mrs. Mary Manning
the Wife of
Mr. Benjamin Man=
ning of Billerica
She Departed this
Life Oct. ye 4th 1782;
Aged 73 years Wanting 13 Days.
Silas Maynard
Son of Mr. Lemuel
Maynard & Mrs
Sarah his Wife
he Died Decr 29
1781: Aged 1 Month
And 29 Day
Freshen Ye morn Ye Sumer Rose
Hangs withe’d ere its noon
we Scarse injoy Ye Balmy gift
But Mourn Ye Pleasure gone.
Father: Deacon William French
Died 55 y 30 September 1723 buried Old South Cemetery, Billerica, Mass. (364)
Mother: Sarah (Danforth) (French) Davis
Married Ebenezer Davis of Concord, Mass. 10 June 1729 Billerica, Mass. (244, 259)
“Mrs. Sarah Davis, aged 74 yrs. 10 mo.; wife of Ebenezer Davis, and formerly wife of Deacon
Wm French of Billerica, October 15, 1751” The Main Street Burying Ground, Concord, Mass.
(436)
Father: Lemuel Maynard
Born 1 March 1739 Westboro, Mass. (71)
Townsend, Mass. to Jaffrey, N.H. about 1785. Died 4 May 1808 Jaffrey, N.H.
Mother:
Sarah (Crage) Maynard
Married Intentions 15 October 1763 (Westboro, Mass. (141, 182)
Died Burlington, Vermont after 1808 where she had moved with son Jesse.
Paternal Grandfather: Sergeant Jacob French
Died about 64 y 20 May 1713 buried Old South Cemetery, Billerica, Mass. (362)
Paternal Grandmother: Mary (Champney) French
Died age about 41 y 1 April 1681 Billerica, Mass. (363)
Paternal Grandfather: Jesse Maynard
Paternal Grandmother: Phebe (Fisk) Maynard
Married, she of Wenham, Mass. 27 September 1737, in Wenham , Mass.
(Westboro, Mass. 151, 182)
Maternal Grandfather: Capt. Jonathan Danforth
Married 2nd Esther (Champney) (Converse) Danforth
of Woburn, Mass. 17 November 1690 Billerica, Mass. (236, 242) Her 1st husband was Josiah
Converse son of Deacon Edward Converse one of the founders of Woburn, Mass. Capt.
Jonathan died 85 y 7 September 1712 Billerica, Mass. (354) Esther died 80 y 5 April 1713
buried Old South Cemetery, Billerica, Mass. (354)
Maternal Grandmother: Elizabeth (Poulter) Danforth
Died 56 y 7 October 1689 buried Old South Cemetery, Billerica, Mass. (354)
MAYNARD, Hannah, d. Jesse and Phebe, Mar. 25, 1743. Westboro, Mass. (71)
Died 12 October 1747 Westboro, Mass. (246)
MAYNARD, Loas, d. Jesse and Phebe, Feb. 7, 1741-2. Westboro, Mass. (71)
Spouse: Benjamin Manning
16 January 1730 Billerica, Mass. (259, 287)
255
Hannah Manning
Abigail Proctor
Birth: 2 September 1750 Billerica, Mass. (129)
Death: 11 March 1787 Townsend, Mass. (visual)
June 1780: The widow Mary Manning and Hannah her daughter
came from Billerica, Mass. to Townsend, Mass. (444, 451)
11 March 1789 (353)
Abigail Procter,
Daur of Mr. Oliver
and Mrs. Mary
Procter, who Died
March 11th, 1787,
in the 10 year
of her age.
HANNAH MANNING,
died
Oct. 14, 1844:
AEt. 96 yrs.
Jesus can make a dying bed,
Feel soft ere downy pillows are:
While on his breast I lean my head,
And breath my life out sweetly there.
Father: Oliver Proctor, Jr. [HS429]
Mother: Mary (Manning) Proctor [HS428]
Father: Benjamin Manning
Born 10 March 1705 Cambridge, Mass. (V1 460)
Died 74 y 30 September 1779 Billerica, Mass. (William Manning Family, 167)
Mother:
Paternal Grandfather: Oliver Proctor
He died 3 November 1793. (New Ipswich, N.H. History, 579)
He died 3 November 1792 South Burial Ground, Lunenburg, Mass.
Mary (French) Manning [HS425]
Paternal Grandmother: Mary (Parker) Proctor [HS423]
Maternal Grandfather: Deacon William French
Maternal Grandfather: Benjamin Manning
Died 30 September 1779, Billerica, Mass. (William Manning Family, 167)
Maternal Grandmother: Sarah (Danforth) (French) Davis
Maternal Grandmother: Mary (French) Manning [HS425]
“Mrs. Sarah Davis, aged 74 yrs. 10 mo.; wife of Ebenezer Davis, and
formerly wife of Deacon Wm French of Billerica, October 15, 1751” The
256
Mary (Manning) Proctor
*Oliver Proctor, Jr.
Birth: 14 April 1745 Chelmsford, Mass. (125)
Birth: 6 August 1748 Billerica, Mass. (130)
IN
memory of
MRS. MARY PROCTOR
wife of
Mr. Oliver Proctor
who died
Nov. 4 1815
in the 68th year of her age.
Whilst o’er my grave you stand & see
Remember you must follow me
Dry up your tears nor grieve for me
The lord doth give & will receive.
IN
memory of
MR. OLIVER PROCTOR.
who died Oct. 30, 1815.
Alas! from death the terrours flee,
When once ‘tis understood,
‘Tis natures call ‘tis Gods decree,
And is and must be good.
American Flag
Father: Oliver Proctor
Died 3 November 1793. (New Ipswich, N.H. History, 579)
Died 3 November 1792 South Burial Ground, Lunenburg, Mass.
Father: Benjamin Manning
Died 30 September 1779, Billerica, Mass. (William Manning Family, 167)
Mother:
Mother: Mary (Parker) Proctor [HS423]
Paternal Grandfather: Peter Proctor, Jr.
Mary (French) Manning [HS425]
Born 14 August 1694 Chelmsford, Mass. (127)
Died 78 y 20 February 1772 Chelmsford, Mass. (431)
Maternal Grandfather: Deacon William Frenchass.
Paternal Grandmother: Hannah (Harwood) Proctor
Born 28 July 1698 Chelmsford, Mass. (77)
Married Intention 10 April 1720 Chelmsford, Mass. (246, 299)
Died 81 y 30 September 1781 Chelmsford, Mass. (429)
Maternal Grandmother: Sarah (Danforth) (French) Davis
“Mrs. Sarah Davis, aged 74 yrs. 10 mo.; wife of Ebenezer Davis, and formerly wife of Deacon
Wm French of Billerica, October 15, 1751” The Main Street Burying Ground, Concord, Mass.
(436)
Maternal Grandfather: Aaron Parker
Spouse: Oliver Proctor, Jr. [HS438]
Spouse: Mary (Manning) Proctor [HS428]
Also marriage record, he of Townsend, Billerica, Mass. (288, 302)
Died 86 y 19 December 1775 buried Fairview Cemetery, Westford, Mass. (300)
Maternal Grandmother: Abigail (Winship) Parker
Married 13 August 1712 Concord, Mass. (80)
Marriage record Billerica, Mass. (288, 302)
257
Abigail (Lamson) Rumrill
Birth: 19 July 1759 Pepperell, Mass. (58)
IN memory of
MRS. ABIGAIL RUMRILL.
wife of
MR. JOSEPH RUMRILL Junr
who died 17 July
1787 in the 29th
year of her age.
FIND A GRAVE
The Find a Grave web site at:
http://www.findagrave.com/cgi-bin/fg.cgi?page=cr&CRid=91786
Father: Jonathan Lamson
Mother: Mary (Dudley ) Lamson
Born 17 January 1723 Concord, Mass. (113)
lists information for 95 of the interments in the Old Burying
Ground, Townsend, Middlesex, Massachusetts. If anyone
Between April 1767 and March 1768: Jonathan Lamson and his family
came to Townsend, Mass. (440)
Between March 1777 and March 1778: Jonathan Lamson and family from
Pepperell, Mass. to Townsend, Mass. (443)
would like to add more names with details, please feel free to
include the information that I have gathered.
BARRETT FAMILY PROPERTY AND FINANCIAL PAPERS, 1734-1860:
Deed, Jonathan Lamson and his wife Mary Lamson (of "Peperil"
[Pepperell]) to Thomas Barrett, for property in the "Northerly Part" of
Concord, with conditions as set "in the Inventory of the Settlement of the
Estate of Joseph Dudley Deceased," 1759 December 10.
Maternal Grandfather: Joseph Dudley
Maternal Grandmother: Mary (Chandler) Dudley
Married 2 October 1718 Concord, Mass. (96)
Spouse: Joseph Rumrill, Jr.
He married Rebecca Lamson 5 January 1792 Townsend, Mass. (3, 55)
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OLD BURYING GROUND
Highland Street
INDEX: Headstone Numbers
Old Burying Ground
2011
STONE PAGE
TITLE
1
2
1
1
3
2
*
4
2
Capt.
5
FIRST
Headstone Index
LAST
Esther
John
Campbell
Campbell
Hannah
Campbell
Daniel
Sherwin
8
Susannah
Sherwin
6
7
8
9
Polly
Zimri
8
9
9
10
10
10
11
MAIDEN
BIRTH DEATH AGE ROW 1900
CONDITION 2011
1782
1755
1812
1812
30
57
1-7-R
1-6-R
Good
Very Good
1761
1843
82
1-5-R
Mossy - Good
1729
1804
75
1-4-R
Very Good
Proctor
1736
1813
77
1-3-R
Mossy - Good
Sherwin
Sherwin
Kimball
1771
1764
1843
1816
72
52
1-2-R
1-1-R
Mossy - Good
Mossy - Good
Sarah "Sally"
Sanders
Unknown
1801
1838
37
1-1-L
Mossy - Good
Lydia
Sanders
Sanders
1781
1850
69
1-2-L
Mossy - Good
Solomon, Jr.
Sanders
1780
1837
57
1-3-L
Mossy - Good
11
Henry
Sanders
1804
1829
25
1-4-L
Good
12
11
Betsey
Sanders
1815
1821
6
1-5-L
Mossy - Good
13
12
Betsey
Simonds
1793
1851
58
1-6-L
No Headstone 2011
14
12
Jonathan
Tarbell
1755
1817
62
1-7-L
Good
15
13
Lydia
Sanders
1751
1809
58
1-8-L
Trees growing through stone
16
13
Solomon
Sanders
1745
1815
70
1-9-L
17
14
Abigail
Manning
1809
1816
7
2-7-L
Good
18
14
Lorenzo
Kidder
1823
1826
3
2-6-L
Mossy - Good
19
15
Sarah
Kidder
1756
1826
70
2-5-L
Mossy - Good
20
15
Isaac
Kidder
1752
1825
73
2-4-L
Mossy - Good
21
16
Elizabeth
Smith
Kidder
1779
1828
49
2-3-L
Very Good
21.5
16
French
Kidder
1779
1828
49
2-3-L
Very Good
22
16
*
Elizabeth
Lucy
Kidder
Pratt
1791
1836
45
2-2-L
Mossy - Good
23
17
Capt.
Isaac, Jr.
Kidder
1781
1851
70
2-1-L
Very Good
24
17
Cynthia
Sherwin
1811
1817
6
2-1-R
Mossy - Okay
Capt.
Ensign
*
*
*
*
*
*
*
*
Colburn
Tarbell
Levistone
Stickney
Page 1
Old Burying Ground
2011
STONE PAGE
TITLE
FIRST
Headstone Index
LAST
MAIDEN
CONDITION 2011
25
18
Zoa
Sherwin
1813
1816
3
2-2-R
Mossy - Okay
26
18
Fatima
Sherwin
1803
1804
1
2-3-R
Mossy - Okay
27
19
Sherwin
1800
1803
3
2-4-R
Mossy - Okay
28
19
*
Hannah
Hannah
Wilson
1754
1844
90
2-5-R
Very Good
29
20
Lieut.
James
Wilson
1741
1808
67
2-6-R
Very Good
30
20
Daughter
Adams
1812
1812
0
2-7-R
Good
31
21
John
Stevens
1730
1796
66
3-17-R
Broken. Top 6 lines on ground.
32
22
Ephraim, Jr.
Stevens
1796
1802
6
4-2-R
Very Good
33
22
Lovia
Warner
Conant
1791
1816
25
3-15-R
Mossy - Good
34
23
Millicent
Conant
Farrar
1756
1843
87
3-14-R
Very Good
34.5
23
Millicent
Wallis
Farrar
1756
1843
87
3-14-R
Very Good
35
23
Daniel
Conant
1755
1798
43
3-13-R
Excellent
36
24
Lois
Conant
1782
1851
69
3-12-R
Very Good
37
24
John
Conant
1786
1794
8
3-11-R
Good
38
25
Isaac
Conant
1789
1794
5
3-10-R
Mossy - Good
39
25
Jonas, Jr.
Campbell
1784
1817
33
3-9-R
Very Good
40
26
Betsey
Campbell
1788
1812
24
3-8-R
Mossy - Good
41
26
Kezia
Campbell
1790
1811
21
3-7-R
Very Good
42
27
Elizabeth
Campbell
1718
1796
78
3-6-R
Very Good
43
27
Robert
Campbell
1708
1795
87
3-5-R
Mossy - Good
44
28
Ruth
Campbell
1763
1811
48
3-4-R
Very Good
45
28
Jonas
Campbell
1760
1800
40
3-3-R
Very Good
46
29
Jonas
Farmer
1741
1810
69
3-2-R
Very Good
47
29
Mary
Farmer
Whitney
1752
1827
75
3-1-R
Excellent
48
30
Lucy
Wyer
Perham
1745
1812
67
3-1-L
Very Mossy - Okay
*
*
*
*
*
*
*
*
Parker
Bowlin
McDaniels
Colburn
Page 2
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2011
STONE PAGE
49
31
50
31
51
32
52
32
53
TITLE
Deacon
FIRST
* Richard
Headstone Index
LAST
MAIDEN
Wyer
CONDITION 2011
1737
1812
75
3-2-L
Very Mossy - Okay
1718
1804
86
3-3-L
Okay
Esther
Emery
Zachariah
Emery
1716
1804
88
3-4-L
Mossy - Very Good
John
Emery
1753
1828
75
3-5-L
Very Good
33
Sarah
Green
1768
1850
82
3-6-L
Very Good
54
33
Solomon
Green
1764
1803
39
3-7-L
Very Good
55
34
Mary
Green
1730
1810
80
3-8-L
Good
56
34
Simeon
Green
1729
1813
84
3-9-L
Good
57
35
Nancy
Scales
1813
1815
2
3-10-L
Very Mossy - Okay
58
35
John, Jr.
Jewett
1796
1799
3
3-11-L
Mossy - Very Good
59
36
Elizabeth
Hildreth
1759
1793
34
4-7-L
Good
60
36
Elizabeth
Hildreth
1780
1792
12
4-8-L
Very Mossy - Okay
61
37
James
Hildreth
1793
1796
3
4-9-L
No Headstone 2011
62
37
Nabby
Hildreth
1795
1797
2
4-10-L
Very Mossy - Okay
63
38
Joel, Jr.
Butler
1801
1802
1
4-6-L
Very Mossy - Okay
64
38
Jeremiah
Butler
1794
1798
4
4-5-L
Very Mossy - Okay
65
39
Daniel
Butler
1812
1813
1
4-3-L
Very Mossy - Okay
66
39
Gilbert
Butler
1810
1811
1
4-4-L
Very Mossy - Okay
67
40
Polly
Emery
1795
1801
6
4-2-L
Okay
68
40
Ruth
Emery
Sanders
1759
1851
92
4-1-L
Excellent
69
41
Martha
Butterfield
Giles
1774
1802
28
5-12-L
Very Mossy - Okay
70
41
Elizabeth
Richardson
Walker
1717
1792
75
6-2-L
Good
71
42
Hezekiah
Richardson
1715
1795
80
6-3-L
3/4 of stone gone
72
42
Nahum
Richardson
1796
1797
1
6-4-L
Very Good
73
43
Peter, Jr.
Butterfield
1771
1801
30
5-11-L
Good
Lieut.
*
*
*
*
*
Stevens
Hilton
Shattuck
Keyes
Page 3
Old Burying Ground
2011
STONE PAGE
73
43
74
44
75
44
76
45
77
TITLE
Headstone Index
FIRST
LAST
MAIDEN
CONDITION 2011
Abel
Butterfield
1783
1783
0
5-11-L
Under Earth
Peter
Butterfield
1739
1811
72
5-10-L
Very Good
Elizabeth
Spaulding
1733
1804
71
5-9-L
Very Good
Eleazer
Spaulding
1728
1812
84
5-8-L
Very Good
46
Benjamin F.
Wheeler
1818
1856
38
5-7-L
Good
78
47
Polly
Wheeler
1775
1809
34
5-6-L
Good
79
47
Benjamin, III
Wheeler
1771
1856
85
5-5-L
Very Good
80
48
Rebecca
Wheeler
1789
1864
75
5-5-L
Very Good
81
48
Amos
Mulliken
1727
1814
87
5-3-L
Mossy - Good
82
49
Mehitable
Mulliken
Dodge
1732
1820
88
5-2-L
Mossy - Good
83
49
Hannah
Mulliken
Barker
1758
1827
69
5-1-L
Mossy - Good
84
50
Mulliken
1752
1837
85
5-4-L
Very Good
85
50
Simeon
Sartell
1749
1806
57
4-1-R
Mossy - Very Good
86
51
Mary
Holt
Butterfield
1756
1849
93
5-12-R
Mossy - Very Good
86.5
51
Mary
Carly
Butterfield
1756
1849
93
5-12-R
Mossy - Very Good
87
51
Daniel, Jr.
Holt
1756
1798
42
5-11-R
Very Good
88
52
Betsey "Bette"
Holt
1789
1859
70
5-10-R
Poor, Top broken off
89
52
Archelaus
Adams
1731
1812
81
5-9-R
Very Good
90
54
Hannah
Adams
1736
1814
78
5-8-R
Very Good
91
54
Oliver
Hildreth
1723
1793
70
5-7-R
Good
92
56
Nabby
Farrow
1786
1804
18
5-6-R
Good
93
56
Rebecca
Farrow
Stoddard
1753
1805
52
5-5-R
Very Mossy - Good
94
57
Orphan
Curtis
Unknown
1759
1831
72
5-4-R
Very Good
94.5
57
Orphan
Farrow
Unknown
1759
1831
72
5-4-R
Very Good
95
57
Thomas
Farrow
1752
1837
85
5-3-R
Very Good
Lieut.
*
*
*
*
Dr., Esq.
*
* Isaac
*
*
Lieut.
*
*
Proctor
Parker
Davis
Farwell
Page 4
Old Burying Ground
2011
STONE PAGE
TITLE
Headstone Index
FIRST
LAST
MAIDEN
CONDITION 2011
96
58
Ezekiel B.
Farrow
1815
1816
1
5-2-R
Good
97
58
Walter
Farrow
1824
1826
2
5-1-R
Very Mossy - Good
98
59
Olive
Spaulding
1802
1876
74
6-1-L
Good
99
59
Lucy
Parker
1806
1881
75
6-1-L
Good
100
60
David, Jr.
Palmer
1803
1803
0
7-1-L
Good
101
60
Olive
Spaulding
1765
1836
71
7-2-L
Excellent
102
61
Thaddeus
Spaulding
1758
1836
78
7-3-L
Very Good
103
61
Jesse
Spaulding
1769
1825
56
7-4-L
Very Good
104
62
Luther
Spaulding
1774
1841
67
7-5-L
Good
105
62
Olive
Spaulding
1796
1800
4
7-6-L
Good
106
63
Sumner
Spaulding
1800
1800
0
7-7-L
Okay
107
63
Stilman
1800
1800
0
7-8-L
Good
108
64
* Levi
Spaulding
Ball
1790
1849
59
9-4-L
Excellent
109
64
Lucy
Ball
1787
1848
61
9-5-L
Very Good
110
65
Lucy Burbank
Ball
1815
1832
17
9-6-L
Very Good
111
65
Eliza Jane
Ball
1826
1826
0
9-7-L
Excellent
112
66
Lucy
Ball
1814
1814
0
9-7-L
Excellent
113
66
Lucy Burbank
Walker
1811
1813
2
10-8-L
Okay
114
67
Samuel Hills
Walker
1809
1824
15
10-7-L
Okay
115
67
Nancy
Clement
1807
1809
2
10-6-L
Good
116
68
Molly
Batchelder
Boutell
1752
1822
70
10-5-L
Very Good
116.5
68
Molly
Pierce
Boutell
1752
1822
70
10-5-L
Very Good
117
68
Lydia
Conant
Prescott
1754
1815
61
10-4-L
Mossy - Good
117.5
68
Lydia
Pierce
Prescott
1754
1815
61
10-4-L
Mossy - Good
118
69
Esther
Pierce
Spaulding
1753
1806
53
10-3-L
Mossy - Good
*
Deacon
Spaulding
Blood
Burbank
Page 5
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2011
STONE PAGE
119
69
120
70
121
70
121.1
71
122
71
123
72
124
TITLE
Headstone Index
FIRST
LAST
Hannah
Pierce
Jonathan
Pierce
Hannah
Petts
Lemuel
Petts
Esther
Conant
Nathan
Conant
72
Hannah
Potter
124.5
72
Hannah
Conant
125
73
Safrona
Potter
126
73
Polly
Ingalls
127
75
Life
128
76
129
76
130
77
131
78
132
MAIDEN
CONDITION 2011
1763
1787
24
10-2-L
Very Good
1752
1822
70
10-1-L
Very Good
1737
1816
79
9-3-L
Mossy - Very Good
1741
1815
74
9-2-L
Excellent
1746
1792
46
8-2-L
Very Good
1743
1820
77
8-3-L
Very Good
Petts
1769
1849
80
8-4-L
Mossy - Good
Petts
1769
1849
80
8-4-L
Mossy - Good
1793
1794
1
9-1-L
Very Good
1788
1816
28
8-1-L
Good
Baldwin
1763
1799
36
6-1-R
Mossy - Very Good
Charles
Fessenden
1797
1798
1
6-2-R
Good
James
Hildreth
1762
1789
27
6-3-R
Good
Streeter
1734
1801
67
6-4-R
Excellent
William
Davis
1821
1879
58
6-11-R
Poor, illegible
78
Leah
Davis
1786
1852
66
6-10-R
Excellent
133
79
James
Davis
1780
1851
71
6-9-R
Excellent
134
79
Eleazer
Davis
1751
1846
95
6-8-R
Excellent
135
80
Martha
Davis
1746
1811
65
6-7-R
Mossy - Good
136
81
Abel
Adams
1767
1813
46
6-6-R
Good
137
82
Drusilla P.
Adams
1810
1825
15
6-5-R
Good
138
82
Luke
Manning
1785
1793
8
7-11-R
Good
139
83
Synthea
Manning
1788
1788
0
7-10-R
Good
140
83
Polly
Giles
1801
1857
56
7-9-R
Very Good
141
84
John, Jr.
Giles
1806
1838
32
7-8-R
Very Good
*
Lieut.
Lieut.
Lieut.
*
*
*
*
*
Sergeant
*
*James
Perham
Butterfield
Emery
Stone
Shattuck
Stevens
Page 6
Old Burying Ground
2011
STONE PAGE
TITLE
Headstone Index
FIRST
Mary "Polly"
LAST
142
84
143
85
Deacon John
Giles
144
85
Suzy
Giles
145
86
Suzy
146
86
147
CONDITION 2011
1857
92
7-7-R
Very Good
1762
1825
63
7-6-R
Very Good
1764
1788
24
7-5-R
Some Moss - Good
Giles
1797
1798
1
7-4-R
Good
Abner
Giles
1795
1800
5
7-3-R
Mossy - Good
87
Samuel
Giles
1793
1800
7
7-3-R
Mossy - Good
148
87
Joel
Giles
1798
1800
2
7-2-R
Good
149
88
John, Jr.
Giles
1791
1800
9
7-1-R
Okay
150
88
Phebe
Ball
Wesson
1767
1848
81
11-22-L
Excellent
151
89
Hannah
Ball
Smith
1759
1787
28
11-21-L
Very Good
152
89
Sarah
Ball
Shattuck
1755
1785
30
11-20-L
Good
153
90
Ebenezer, Jr.
Ball
1756
1837
81
11-19-L
Very Good
154
90
Ebenezer, III
Ball
1787
1845
58
11-18-L
Excellent
155
92
Rebecca
Ball
1729
1800
71
11-17-L
Mossy - Good
156
93
Ebenezer
Ball
1729
1797
68
11-16-L
Very Good
157
93
Walter
Ball
1809
1825
16
11-15-L
Excellent
158
94
Emily
Ball
1817
1825
8
11-14-L
Good
159
94
Betsy
Ball
1798
1800
2
11-13-L
Good
160
95
Susanna
Ball
1800
1802
2
11-12-L
Very Good
161
95
Betsy "Betty"
Ball
1776
1843
67
11-11-L
Very Good
162
96
Noah
Ball
1771
1847
76
11-10-L
Very Good
163
96
James
Stevens
1707
1787
80
11-9-L
Good
164
97
Eleanor
Heald
1707
1791
84
11-8-L
Good
165
97
Ephraim
Heald
1711
1802
91
11-7-L
Very Good
166
98
Son
Spaulding
1784
1784
0
11-6-L
Good
*
Lieut.
Lieut.
*
*
Adams
1765
*
*
Giles
MAIDEN
Baldwin
Butterfield
Wesson
Robbins
Page 7
Old Burying Ground
2011
STONE PAGE
TITLE
FIRST
Headstone Index
LAST
167
98
Sybel
Spaulding
168
99
Benjamin, III
169
99
170
MAIDEN
CONDITION 2011
1771
1818
47
11-4-L
Excellent
Spaulding
1790
1791
1
11-3-L
Very Mossy - Okay
Benjamin, Jr.
Spaulding
1767
1842
75
11-2-L
Very Good
100
Sybel
Spaulding
Wallis
1765
1796
31
11-1-L
Very Good
171
100
Betsy
Spaulding
Searle
1782
1858
76
11-5-L
Mossy - Good
172
101
Thomas
Seaver
1745
1832
87
8-1-R
Good
173
101
Hannah
Seaver
Wood
1747
1827
80
8-2-R
Very Good
174
102
Patience
Hobart
Flagg
1755
1785
30
8-3-R
Mossy - Very Good
175
102
David
Sawtell
1702
1784
82
8-4-R
Very Good
176
103
Abigail
Wyman
Wetherbee
1753
1825
72
8-5-R
Mossy - Good
176.5
103
Abigail
Wallis
Wetherbee
1753
1825
72
8-5-R
Mossy - Good
177
103
Jonathan, Jr.
Wallis
1763
1807
44
8-6-R
Good
178
104
Elijah
Wyman
1747
1789
42
8-7-R
Mossy - Good
179
104
David
Wyman
1782
1790
8
8-8-R
Good
180
105
Nabby
Wyman
1784
1795
11
8-8-R
Good
180.1
105
Sarah
Farrar
Brooks
1724
1780
56
8-9-R
Very Good
181
106
Frances Grant
Green
Hosley
1784
1845
61
8-10-R
Excellent
182
106
Samuel, Jr.
Hosley
1794
1800
6
8-11-R
Very Good
183
107
Polley
Hosley
1782
1789
7
8-12-R
Mossy - Very Good
184
107
Samuel
Hosley
1749
1832
83
8-13-R
Excellent
185
108
Mary "Polly"
Hosley
Farrar
1761
1851
90
8-14-R
Excellent
186
108
Sarah
Bowers
Sartell
1744
1821
77
8-16-R
Very Mossy - Very Good
186.5
108
Sarah
Keyes
Sartell
1744
1821
77
8-16-R
187
109
Nathaniel, Jr.
Bowers
1745
1790
45
8-15-R
188
109
Millicent
Smith
1737
1756
19
9-17-R
Flat - Mostly Under Earth
Lieut.
*
*
Lieut. *
Capt.
Dr.
*
*
Sanders
Brooks
Page 8
Old Burying Ground
2011
STONE PAGE
189
110
190
TITLE
Capt.
*
Headstone Index
FIRST
LAST
Daniel
Adams
111
Kezia
Adams
191
113
Noah
192
114
193
MAIDEN
CONDITION 2011
1720
1795
75
9-16-R
Excellent
1726
1754
28
9-15-R
Very Mossy - Okay
Brooks
1746
1747
1
9-14-R
No Headstone 2011
Seth
Brooks
1722
1747
25
9-13-R
Very Mossy - Good
114
Rebecca
Brooks
1742
1747
5
9-12-R
No Headstone 2011
194
115
Abner
Brooks
1740
1747
7
9-11-R
Very Good
195
115
Dorothy
Brooks
1731
1747
16
9-10-R
Very Mossy - Okay
196
116
Benjamin
Brooks
1698
1793
95
9-9-R
Mossy - Good
197
116
Elizabeth
Giles
Church?
1709
1780
71
9-8-R
Very Mossy - Good
197.5
116
Elizabeth
Brooks
Church?
1709
1780
71
9-8-R
Very Mossy - Good
198
117
Sarah
Brooks
Heywood
1701
1747
46
9-7-R
Some Moss - Good
199
118
Benjamin, Jr.
Brooks
1729
1790
61
9-5-R
Some Moss - Good
200
118
Elizabeth
Brooks
1730
1827
97
9-4-R
Very Good
201
120
Adelia
Whitney
1834
1840
6
9-2-R
Very Good
201.1
120
Samuel
Whitney
1794
1870
76
9-2-R
Very Good
202
121
Mary "Polly"
Whitney
Wallis
1798
1825
27
9-2-R
Very Good
203
121
Kezia
Whitney
Gage
1800
1837
37
9-2-R
Very Good
204
122
Hannah
Whitney
Marshall
1805
1866
61
9-2-R
Very Good
205
122
William Gilchrest
Seaver
1817
1818
1
10-1-R
Very Good
206
123
Jesse Wood
Seaver
1784
1785
1
9-1-R
Mossy - Good
207
123
Sarah
Clarke
1710
1787
77
12-1-L
Mossy - Very Good
208
124
1706
1783
77
12-2-L
Mossy - Very Good
209
124
1672
1746
74
12-3-L
Some Moss - Good
210
127
211
127
Capt.
*
Deacon Samuel
Lieut.
*
Brooks
Green
Unknown
Clarke
Sarah
Whitney
Hapgood
Amos
Whitney
1705
1770
65
12-4-L
Very Good
Zacheus
Whitney
1735
1760
25
12-5-L
Excellent
Page 9
Old Burying Ground
2011
STONE PAGE
TITLE
Headstone Index
FIRST
LAST
212
128
Rebecca
Whitney
213
129
David
Spafford
214
129
Mary
Bailey
214.5
129
Mary
Spafford
215
130
Uzza
Richardson
216
130
Mary
Ball
217
131
Jeremiah
Ball
218
131
Hannah
Ball
219
132
John, Jr.
Wallis
220
132
Sarah
Wallis
221
133
Mary
221.5
133
222
133
223
MAIDEN
1736
1779
43
12-6-L
Excellent
1710
1793
83
14-2-L
Good
Worcester?
1703
1787
84
14-1-L
Good
Worcester?
1703
1787
84
14-1-L
Good
1801
1812
11
12-11-L
Very Good
1702
1764
62
11a-1-L
Mossy - Good
1701
1780
79
11a-2-L
Very Good
1718
1788
70
11a-3-L
Mossy - Good
1695
1777
82
13-10-L
Wheeler
1700
1752
52
13-10-L
White
Unknown
1710
1777
67
13-10-L
Mary
Wallis
Unknown
1710
1777
67
13-10-L
Olive
Clarke
Taylor
1744
1782
38
13-9-L
Excellent
134
Lois
Herrick
1749
1751
2
13-8-L
Mossy - Okay
224
134
Edea
Herrick
1754
1754
0
13-8-L
Mossy - Okay
225
135
Lydia
Herrick
1760
1765
5
13-8-L
Mossy - Okay
226
135
Bethia
Spaulding
Read
1770
1861
91
13-7-L
Mossy - Good
226.5
135
Bethia
Simonds
Read
1770
1861
91
13-7-L
Mossy - Good
227
136
Joseph
Simonds
1758
1836
78
13-5-L
Mossy - Good
228
136
Josiah
Spaulding
1760
1809
49
13-6-L
Excellent
229
137
Elizabeth
Wallis
1692
1765
73
13-1-L
Good
230
137
John
Wallis
1675
1763
88
13-2-L
Good
231
138
Mary
Wallis
1736
1797
61
11-1-R
Very Good
232
139
Joseph
Wallis
1767
1771
4
11-2-R
Mossy - Okay
232.1
139
Joseph
Wallis
1772
1772
0
11-2-R
Mossy - Okay
*
*
*
*
*
*
Clark
CONDITION 2011
Stevens
Fletcher
Unknown
Barton
Page 10
Old Burying Ground
2011
STONE PAGE
TITLE
Headstone Index
FIRST
LAST
MAIDEN
CONDITION 2011
233
140
Mary
Stevens
Wallis
1759
1787
28
11-3-R
Very Good
234
140
Elizabeth
Richardson
Stevens
1709
1776
67
11-4-R
Good
235
141
Nathaniel
Richardson
1707
1756
49
11-5-R
Mossy - Good
236
141
Ephraim, Jr.
Warren
1731
1812
81
11-6-R
Excellent
237
142
Moses, Jr.
Warren
1785
1793
8
11-7-R
Good
238
142
Martha
Warren
1758
1835
77
11-9-R
Excellent
239
143
Moses
Warren
1755
1815
60
11-8-R
Excellent
240
143
Richard
Gardner
1756
1815
59
11-10-R
Mossy - Good
241
144
Adaline
Lewis
1809
1811
2
12-9-R
Badly Broken - On Ground
242
145
1810
1811
1
12-8-R
Good
243
145
Mary
Lewis
1821
1825
4
12-7-R
Very Mossy - Okay
244
146
Ruth
Stow
1723
1744
21
13-9-R
Very Mossy - Okay
245
146
David
Boynton
1778
1815
37
13-7-R
Excellent
246
147
Son
Boynton
1812
1812
0
13-8-R
Mossy - Good
247
147
Robert Parker, Jr. Woods
1814
1815
1
12-6-R
Excellent
248
148
David
Tucker
1779
1779
0
12-5-R
Excellent
249
148
Jonathan Price
Hayward
1805
1835
30
13-6-R
Excellent
250
149
Putnam
Hayward
1779
1817
38
13-5-R
Excellent
251
149
Reuben
Gassett
1754
1822
68
13-4-R
Excellent
252
150
Abigail
Dix
1731
1796
65
13-2-R
Excellent
253
150
Samuel
Dix
1736
1797
61
13-1-R
Excellent
254
152
Abigail
Richardson
1762
1782
20
13-3-R
Very Good
255
156
Daniel, Jr.
Taylor
1731
1768
37
14-1-R
Very Good
256
157
Elizabeth
Taylor
1759
1770
11
14-2-R
Very Good
257
157
Samuel
Manning
1703
1773
70
12-1-R
Very Good
Lieut.
*
*
*
*
*
Rev.
*
Read
Randall?
Dix
Page 11
Old Burying Ground
2011
STONE PAGE
258
158
259
158
260
TITLE
FIRST
Headstone Index
LAST
Elizabeth
Manning
Samuel, Jr.
Manning
159
Abigail
Manning
261
159
"Fieldstone"
Manning
262
160
Samuel
Wallis
263
160
Elizabeth
Coneck
264
161
Elizabeth
265
162
266
*
MAIDEN
Manning
Avery
CONDITION 2011
1702
1770
68
12-2-R
Good
1732
1809
77
12-3-R
Very Good
1731
1810
79
12-4-R
Very Good
0
15-2-R
No Fieldstones 2011
1766
1785
19
15-1-L
Good
1724
1757
33
15-3-L
Very Mossy - Good
Coneck
1754
1756
2
15-2-L
No Headstone 2011
David, Jr.
Holden
1763
1763
0
17-1-L
Good
164
Sarah
Hemenway
Stevens
1713
1766
53
17-2-L
Very Good
266.5
164
Sarah
Taylor
Stevens
1713
1766
53
17-2-L
Very Good
267
164
Rev.
Phineas
Hemenway
1706
1760
54
17-3-L
Very Good
268
165
Major
Jonathan, Jr.
Hubbard
1683
1761
78
16-1-L
Very Good
269
166
Rebecca
Hubbard
1684
1751
67
16-2-L
Okay
270
166
John
Hubbard
1727
1759
32
16-3-L
Good
271
167
Mary
Hubbard
Ball
1733
1822
89
16-4-L
Very Mossy - Good
271.3
167
Mary
Baldwin
Ball
1733
1822
89
16-4-L
Very Mossy - Good
271.6
167
Mary
Jewett
Ball
1733
1822
89
16-4-L
Very Mossy - Good
272
167
Amos, Jr.
Sartell
1749
1773
24
15-4-L
Mossy - Good
273
168
Lucy
Haynes
Osgood
1791
1820
29
15-6-L
Excellent
274
168
Polly
Haynes
Nichols
1784
1821
37
15-6-L
Excellent
275
169
Elmiry
Haynes
1816
1816
0
15-6-L
Excellent
276
169
Charles
Haynes
1829
1830
1
15-5-L
Very Mossy - Good
277
170
Infant
Haynes
1823
1823
0
15-5-L
Very Mossy - Good
278
170
Harriet
Haynes
1831
1833
2
17-7-L
Mossy - Good
279
171
Elizabeth
Sartell
1723
1790
67
18-5-L
Very Good
*
*
Wallis
Brown
Fletcher
Page 12
Old Burying Ground
2011
STONE PAGE
280
171
281
TITLE
Headstone Index
FIRST
*
LAST
Amos
Sartell
172
Abigail
White
282
172
Benjamin
283
173
284
173
285
174
286
175
287
MAIDEN
CONDITION 2011
1718
1799
81
18-6-L
Very Mossy - Good
1785
1852
67
18-5-L
Stone broken, illegible
Sawtell
1783
1856
73
18-3-L
Esther
Rumrill
1763
1785
22
17-6-L
Very Good
Joseph
Rumrill
1726
1799
73
17-5-L
Very Good
Lucy
Rumrill
1730
1818
88
17-4-L
Very Good
William
Stevens
1724
1758
34
18-1-L
Very Good
176
Sibbel
Stevens
1730
1753
23
18-2-L
No Headstone 2011
288
176
Sibbel
Stevens
1753
1753
0
18-4-L
No Headstone 2011
289
177
Sarah
Taylor
Stow
1710
1756
46
19-3-L
Mossy - Good
290
177
Mary
Taylor
Unknown
1708
1744
36
19-2-L
Mossy - Good
291
178
Daniel
Taylor
1704
1783
79
19-1-L
Very Good
292
178
Mary
Taylor
1729
1746
17
19-4-L
Mossy - Okay
293
179
Jacob
Blodgett
1749
1808
59
15-1-R
Excellent
294
180
Worn
Slate
0
14-3-L
Worn Slate
295
180
Benjamin, Jr.
Adams
296
181
Alice
Wilson
297
181
Nathaniel
Scales
298
182
Mary
Scales
299
182
Rachel
300
183
301
183
302
184
303
184
304
185
*
Ensign
Capt.
Lieut.
*
*
*
*
Deacon
Sartell
Stevens
Farnsworth
1779
1779
0
14-3-R
Very Good
1727
1809
82
14-4-R
Excellent
1757
1816
59
16-2-R
Excellent
1755
1824
69
16-3-R
Excellent
Hosley
1769
1778
9
17-2-R
Mossy - Good
John
Hosley
1761
1778
17
17-3-R
Good
James, 5th
Hosley
1759
1776
17
17-3-R
Good
Jesse
Cumings
1808
1808
0
17-1-R
Mossy - Good
Heald
1708
1775
67
16-1-R
Excellent
Stow
1705
1780
75
20-1-L
Very Good
* Amos
Deacon Jonathan
Totman
Kendall
Page 13
Old Burying Ground
2011
STONE PAGE
TITLE
Headstone Index
FIRST
LAST
MAIDEN
305
186
Samuel
Stow
306
186
Daniel
Conant
1752
306.3
187
Sarah
Conant
306.6
187
Daughter
307
188
308
188
309
CONDITION 2011
0
20-2-L
Poor, illegible
1753
1
22-1-L
Good
1735
1735
0
22-1-L
Good
Conant
1746
1746
0
22-1-L
Good
Son
Conant
1749
1749
0
22-2-L
Good
John
Conant
1713
1756
43
22-3-L
Mossy - Very Good
189
Sarah
Conant
Farrar
1715
1799
84
22-4-L
Mossy - Very Good
310
189
Hannah
Hubbard
Conant
1750
1771
21
22-5-L
Very Good
311
190
Jeremiah, Jr.
Ball
1731
1792
61
20-3-L
Very Good
312
190
Jonas
Flagg
1780
1784
4
21-1-L
Mossy - Good
313
192
Polly
Flagg
1783
1784
1
21-2-L
Good
314
192
Jonas
Flagg
1793
1794
1
21-3-L
Mossy - Good
315
193
Milly
Flagg
1790
1794
4
21-4-L
No Headstone 2011
316
193
Sally
Gassett
1782
1796
14
23-12-L
Excellent
317
194
Levi
Gassett
1746
1784
38
23-11-L
Excellent
318
194
Isaac
Gassett
1730
1785
55
23-10-L
Very Good
319
195
Josiah
Heald
1758
1758
0
23-9-L
Very Good
320
195
Ebenezer
Petts
1753
1766
13
23-8-L
Very Good
321
196
John
Petts
1713
1767
54
23-6-L
Very Good
322
196
Abigail
Petts
1718
1761
43
23-5-L
Very Good
323
197
Susannah
Clark
1760
1777
17
23-4-L
Excellent
324
197
William, Jr.
Clark
1717
1776
59
23-3-L
Mossy - Good
325
198
William
Clarke
1679
1756
77
23-2-L
Okay
326
198
Euncie
Clarke
1678
1761
83
23-1-L
Very Good
327
199
Joseph
Stevens
1679
1756
77
24-2-L
Good
*
Lieut.
*
*
*
*
*
*
Harrington?
Taylor
Page 14
Old Burying Ground
2011
STONE PAGE
TITLE
Headstone Index
FIRST
LAST
328
199
Elizabeth
Stevens
329
200
Henry
Jefts
330
201
Elizabeth
Jefts
331
202
HB
Jefts?
332
202
Lydia
Jefts
333
203
Lydia
Jefts
334
203
Mary
Jefts
335
204
Robert
Jefts
336
204
Sarah "Sally"
Jefts
337
205
Jane
Conn
338
205
George
339
206
340
MAIDEN
Sherman
Waugh
1687
1757
70
24-1-L
Good
1768
1827
59
18-3-R
Excellent
1770
1863
93
18-2-R
Excellent
0
18-1-R
Excellent
1749
1789
40
18-4-R
Stone broken into two pieces
1771
1771
0
18-5-R
Mossy - Good
1788
1816
28
18-6-R
Mossy - Good
1788
1849
61
18-8-R
Excellent
Green
1795
1885
90
18-7-R
No Headstone 2011
Campbell
1740
1763
23
18-10-R
Okay
Campbell
1711
1761
50
18-15-R
Very Good
Margaret
Campbell
1739
1752
13
18-14-R
Good
206
Mary
Campbell
1736
1753
17
18-13-R
Very Mossy - Okay
341
207
Susanna
Campbell
1760
1761
1
18-12-R
Good
342
207
George, Jr.
Campbell
1742
1762
20
18-11-R
Good
343
208
James
Campbell
1744
1763
19
18-9-R
Mossy - Good
344
208
Elizabeth
Waugh
1745
1747
2
19-13-R
Okay
345
209
Cirston
Waugh
1678
1747
69
19-14-R
Very Mossy - Okay
346
211
John, Jr.
Campbell
1762
1783
21
19-12-R
Mossy - Good
347
211
Sarah
Campbell
1764
1782
18
19-11-R
Excellent
348
212
Henry
Campbell
1761
1763
2
19-10-R
Excellent
349
212
Marcy
Campbell
1774
1775
1
19-9-R
Excellent
350
213
Robert
Waugh
1751
1778
27
21-11-R
Very Mossy - Good
351
213
John, Jr.
Waugh
1749
1754
5
21-10-R
Good
352
214
Nanney "Ann"
Waugh
1716
1766
50
21-9-R
Very Mossy - Good
*
Hosley
CONDITION 2011
Maynard
Unknown
Unknown
Page 15
Old Burying Ground
2011
STONE PAGE
353
214
354
TITLE
*
FIRST
Headstone Index
LAST
MAIDEN
CONDITION 2011
John
Waugh
1710
1805
95
21-8-R
Excellent
215
Thomas
Smith
1692
1781
89
21-7-R
Mossy - Good
355
215
Caturina
Smith
Unknown
1714
1793
79
21-6-R
Mossy - Good
356
216
Olive
Read
Howard
1729
1806
77
21-5-R
Top Broken - on ground
357
216
Thomas, Jr.
Read
1721
1772
51
21-4-R
Very Good
358
217
Sarah
Read
1748
1785
37
21-3-R
Mossy - Good
359
217
Benjamin
Read
1765
1801
36
21-2-R
Very Good
360
218
Molly "Mary"
Adams
1763
1785
22
19-8-R
Very Good
361
218
Elizabeth
Adams
1763
1782
19
19-7-R
Excellent
362
219
Mehitable
Adams
1734
1783
49
19-5-R
Excellent
363
219
Sibbel
Adams
1797
1797
0
19-4-R
Very Good
363.3
220
Betsey
Adams
1799
1799
0
19-4-R
Very Good
363.6
220
James, Jr.
Adams
1801
1801
0
19-4-R
Very Good
364
221
James
Adams
1773
1859
86
19-3-R
Very Mossy - Good
365
221
Sibbel
Adams
Gassett
1778
1859
81
19-2-R
Very Mossy - Good
366
222
Kezia
Sherwin
Adams
1759
1782
23
19-6-R
Excellent
367
222
Susanna
Haynes
Unknown
1754
1849
95
19-1-R
Very Good
367.5
222
Susanna
Munroe
Unknown
1754
1849
95
19-1-R
Very Good
368
223
Martha
Hobart
Prescott
1690
1774
84
20-3-R
Mossy - Okay
369
223
Shebuel
Hobart
1681
1764
83
20-3-R
Mossy - Okay
370
224
Samuel
Hobart
1766
1769
3
20-2-R
Very Mossy - Good
371
224
Susannah
Hobart
1770
1775
5
20-1-R
Excellent
372
226
David
Spaulding
1773
1827
54
26-1-L
Excellent
373
226
Benjamin
Spaulding
1743
1832
89
26-2-L
Excellent
374
227
Mary
Spaulding
1744
1826
82
26-3-L
Very Good
*
*
*
Lieut.
*
Sartell
Crosby
Heald
Page 16
Old Burying Ground
2011
STONE PAGE
TITLE
FIRST
Sarah
Headstone Index
LAST
375
227
376
228 Deacon
377
228
Hannah
Spaulding
377.5
228
Hannah
378
229
379
229
380
230
381
1806
92
26-4-L
Very Good
1710
1776
66
26-5-L
Very Good
Going
1779
1857
78
26-9-L
Very Good
Withington
Going
1779
1857
78
26-9-L
Very Good
Elizabeth
Spaulding
Sawtell
1739
1804
65
26-6-L
Very Good
Jonathan, Jr.
Spaulding
1762
1763
1
26-7-L
Excellent
Jonathan
Spaulding
1734
1790
56
26-7-L
Excellent
230
Jonathan, Jr.
Spaulding
1772
1814
42
26-8-L
Excellent
382
231
Laura
Spaulding
1805
1814
9
26-10-L
Very Good
383
231
Lydia
Emerson
1786
1810
24
26-11-L
Excellent
384
232
Fylena
Fessenden
1813
1813
0
28-1-L
Okay
385
232
Merrinda
Fessenden
1807
1826
19
28-2-L
Very Good
386
233
Benjamin Hill
Spaulding
1816
1817
1
27-7-L
Very Good
387
233
Martha Cumings
Spaulding
1818
1837
19
27-6-L
Excellent
388
234
Eliza L.
Spaulding
1822
1837
15
27-5-L
Excellent
389
234
Susan "Sukey"
Spaulding
1789
1841
52
27-4-L
Excellent
390
235
Ephraim
Spaulding
1786
1868
82
27-3-L
Very Good
391
235
John
Gilson
1816
1816
0
29-3-L
392
236
Sarah
Hobart
1747
1771
24
29-2-L
Mossy - Good
393
236
Sarah
Hobart
1771
1771
0
29-2-L
Mossy - Good
394
237
Elbridge G.
Prentice
1810
1812
2
29-1-L
Good
395
237
Hannah
Searle
1767
1810
43
27-2-L
Very Mossy - Good
396
238
Molly
Sloan
Searle
1759
1849
90
27-1-L
Very Good
396.5
238
Molly
Sylvester
Searle
1759
1849
90
27-1-L
Very Good
397
238
Infant Son
Sylvester
1816
1816
0
21-1-R
No Headstone 2011
*
*
*
Barrett
CONDITION 2011
1714
* Isaac
Spaulding
MAIDEN
Spaulding
Hill
Nutting
Page 17
Old Burying Ground
2011
STONE PAGE
TITLE
Headstone Index
FIRST
LAST
MAIDEN
CONDITION 2011
398
239
Mary
Batchelder
Emerson
1739
1789
50
22-1-R
Very Mossy - Okay
399
239
Elizabeth
Dix
Sawyer
1734
1774
40
22-3-R
Very Good
400
240
Jacob
Dix
1768
1768
0
22-2-R
Good
401
241
Charles
Jefts
1794
1794
0
22-4-R
In Brush - Very Good
402
241
Hebzebeth
Nutting
1738
1819
81
23-6-R
Very Good
403
242
Edward
Nutting
1814
1819
5
23-6-R
Very Good
404
242
Thomas
Wyman
1735
1776
41
23-7-R
Very Good
405
243
Lydia
Wyman
1783
1823
40
23-8-R
Very Good
406
244
William
Wesson
1744
1819
75
23-10-R
Very Mossy - Good
407
244
Rebecca
Wesson
Eaton
1749
1786
37
23-9-R
Very Good
408
245
Sarah
Wesson
Rogers
1725
1791
66
24-4-R
Mossy - Good
409
245
Samuel, Jr.
Wesson
1722
1772
50
24-3-R
Excellent
410
246
Mary
Wesson
1756
1772
16
24-2-R
Excellent
411
246
Abigail
Wesson
1749
1790
41
24-1-R
Mossy - Okay
412
247
Sarah
Jenkins
1728
1807
79
25-4-R
Mossy - Very Good
413
247
Lemuel
Jenkins
1736
1798
62
25-3-R
Excellent
414
248
Sally
Jenkins
1797
1800
3
26-3-R
Good
415
248
Elizabeth
Jenkins
1772
1859
87
26-6-R
Good
416
249
Samuel
Jenkins
1769
1852
83
26-5-R
Good
417
249
Obadiah
Spaulding
1784
1787
3
25-2-R
Very Good
418
250
Illegible
Spaulding
0
30-1-L
Small pieces remain
419
250
Illegible
Spaulding
0
30-2-L
Small pieces remain
420
251
Illegible
Spaulding
0
30-3-L
Small pieces remain
421
251
Illegible
Spaulding
0
30-4-L
Small pieces remain
422
252
Elizabeth
Fales
83
30-5-L
Very Mossy - Okay
*
*
*
Unknown
Holden
Wesson
Sanders
Atwood
1700
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TITLE
FIRST
Headstone Index
LAST
MAIDEN
CONDITION 2011
422.5
252
Elizabeth
Tenney
Atwood
1700
1783
83
30-5-L
Very Mossy - Okay
423
254
Mary
Proctor
Parker
1723
1790
67
31-1-L
Excellent
424
255
Silas
Maynard
1781
1781
0
25-1-R
Excellent
425
255
Mary
Manning
1709
1782
73
32-1-L
Excellent
426
256
Hannah
Manning
1750
1844
94
32-2-L
Excellent
427
256
Abigail
Proctor
1778
1787
9
33-1-L
Very Good
428
257
Mary
Proctor
1748
1815
67
33-2-L
Excellent
429
257
Oliver, Jr.
Proctor
1745
1815
70
33-3-L
Excellent
430
258
Abigail
Rumrill
1759
1787
28
32-3-L
Very Mossy - Good
*
French
Manning
Lamson
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89
81
52
295
TITLE
Alphabetical Index
FIRST
LAST
MAIDEN
CONDITION 2011
Abel
Archelaus
Adams
Adams
1767
1731
1813
1812
46
81
6-6-R
5-9-R
Good
Very Good
180
Benjamin, Jr.
Adams
1779
1779
0
14-3-R
Very Good
363.3
189
220
110
Betsey
Daniel
Adams
Adams
1799
1720
1799
1795
0
75
19-4-R
9-16-R
Very Good
Excellent
30
20
Daughter
Adams
1812
1812
0
2-7-R
Good
137
82
Drusilla P.
Adams
1810
1825
15
6-5-R
Good
361
218
Elizabeth
Adams
1763
1782
19
19-7-R
Excellent
90
54
Hannah
Adams
1736
1814
78
5-8-R
Very Good
364
221
James
Adams
1773
1859
86
19-3-R
Very Mossy - Good
363.6
220
James, Jr.
Adams
1801
1801
0
19-4-R
Very Good
190
111
Kezia
Adams
Brooks
1726
1754
28
9-15-R
Very Mossy - Okay
362
219
Mehitable
Adams
Crosby
1734
1783
49
19-5-R
Excellent
360
218
Molly "Mary"
Adams
Sartell
1763
1785
22
19-8-R
Very Good
365
221
Sibbel
Adams
Gassett
1778
1859
81
19-2-R
Very Mossy - Good
363
219
Sibbel
Adams
1797
1797
0
19-4-R
Very Good
214
129
Mary
Bailey
1703
1787
84
14-1-L
Good
127
75
Life
Baldwin
1763
1799
36
6-1-R
Mossy - Very Good
271.3
167
Mary
Baldwin
1733
1822
89
16-4-L
Very Mossy - Good
159
94
Betsy
Ball
1798
1800
2
11-13-L
Good
161
95
Betsy "Betty"
Ball
1776
1843
67
11-11-L
Very Good
156
93
Ebenezer
Ball
1729
1797
68
11-16-L
Very Good
154
90
Ebenezer, III
Ball
1787
1845
58
11-18-L
Excellent
153
90
Ebenezer, Jr.
Ball
1756
1837
81
11-19-L
Very Good
111
65
Eliza Jane
Ball
1826
1826
0
9-7-L
Excellent
*
Capt.
*
*
Lieut.
*
*
*
*
Farwell
Worcester?
Ball
Wesson
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Alphabetical Index
FIRST
LAST
158
94
Emily
Ball
218
131
Hannah
Ball
151
89
Hannah
Ball
217
131
Jeremiah
311
190
108
64
109
64
Lucy
Ball
112
66
Lucy
110
65
216
MAIDEN
CONDITION 2011
1817
1825
8
11-14-L
Good
Fletcher
1718
1788
70
11a-3-L
Mossy - Good
Smith
1759
1787
28
11-21-L
Very Good
Ball
1701
1780
79
11a-2-L
Very Good
Ball
1731
1792
61
20-3-L
Very Good
Ball
1790
1849
59
9-4-L
Excellent
1787
1848
61
9-5-L
Very Good
Ball
1814
1814
0
9-7-L
Excellent
Lucy Burbank
Ball
1815
1832
17
9-6-L
Very Good
130
Mary
Ball
1702
1764
62
11a-1-L
Mossy - Good
162
96
Noah
Ball
1771
1847
76
11-10-L
Very Good
150
88
Phebe
Ball
Wesson
1767
1848
81
11-22-L
Excellent
155
92
Rebecca
Ball
Butterfield
1729
1800
71
11-17-L
Mossy - Good
152
89
Sarah
Ball
Shattuck
1755
1785
30
11-20-L
Good
160
95
Susanna
Ball
1800
1802
2
11-12-L
Very Good
157
93
Walter
Ball
1809
1825
16
11-15-L
Excellent
398
239
Mary
Batchelder
Emerson
1739
1789
50
22-1-R
Very Mossy - Okay
116
68
Molly
Batchelder
Boutell
1752
1822
70
10-5-L
Very Good
293
179
Jacob
Blodgett
1749
1808
59
15-1-R
Excellent
187
109
Nathaniel, Jr.
Bowers
1745
1790
45
8-15-R
186
108
Sarah
Bowers
1744
1821
77
8-16-R
245
146
David
Boynton
1778
1815
37
13-7-R
Excellent
246
147
Son
Boynton
1812
1812
0
13-8-R
Mossy - Good
194
115
Abner
Brooks
1740
1747
7
9-11-R
Very Good
196
116
Benjamin
Brooks
1698
1793
95
9-9-R
Mossy - Good
*
* Jeremiah, Jr.
Deacon * Levi
Lieut.
Lieut.
*
*
Burbank
Stevens
Sartell
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118
195
TITLE
Capt.
*
FIRST
Alphabetical Index
LAST
MAIDEN
CONDITION 2011
Benjamin, Jr.
Brooks
1729
1790
61
9-5-R
Some Moss - Good
115
Dorothy
Brooks
1731
1747
16
9-10-R
Very Mossy - Okay
197.5
116
Elizabeth
Brooks
Church?
1709
1780
71
9-8-R
Very Mossy - Good
200
118
Elizabeth
Brooks
Green
1730
1827
97
9-4-R
Very Good
191
113
Noah
Brooks
1746
1747
1
9-14-R
No Headstone 2011
193
114
Rebecca
Brooks
1742
1747
5
9-12-R
No Headstone 2011
198
117
Sarah
Brooks
1701
1747
46
9-7-R
Some Moss - Good
192
114
Seth
Brooks
1722
1747
25
9-13-R
Very Mossy - Good
65
39
Daniel
Butler
1812
1813
1
4-3-L
Very Mossy - Okay
66
39
Gilbert
Butler
1810
1811
1
4-4-L
Very Mossy - Okay
64
38
Jeremiah
Butler
1794
1798
4
4-5-L
Very Mossy - Okay
63
38
Joel, Jr.
Butler
1801
1802
1
4-6-L
Very Mossy - Okay
73
43
Abel
Butterfield
1783
1783
0
5-11-L
Under Earth
69
41
Martha
Butterfield
1774
1802
28
5-12-L
Very Mossy - Okay
74
44
Peter
Butterfield
1739
1811
72
5-10-L
Very Good
73
43
Peter, Jr.
Butterfield
1771
1801
30
5-11-L
Good
40
26
Betsey
Campbell
1788
1812
24
3-8-R
Mossy - Good
42
27
Elizabeth
Campbell
1718
1796
78
3-6-R
Very Good
1
1
Esther
Campbell
1782
1812
30
1-7-R
Good
338
205
George
Campbell
1711
1761
50
18-15-R
Very Good
342
207
George, Jr.
Campbell
1742
1762
20
18-11-R
Good
3
2
Hannah
Campbell
1761
1843
82
1-5-R
Mossy - Good
348
212
Henry
Campbell
1761
1763
2
19-10-R
Excellent
343
208
James
Campbell
1744
1763
19
18-9-R
Mossy - Good
2
1
John
Campbell
1755
1812
57
1-6-R
Very Good
Lieut.
*
*
*
Capt.
*
Heywood
Giles
McDaniels
Colburn
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211
45
28
39
25
41
26
349
TITLE
FIRST
Alphabetical Index
LAST
MAIDEN
CONDITION 2011
John, Jr.
Campbell
1762
1783
21
19-12-R
Mossy - Good
Jonas
Campbell
1760
1800
40
3-3-R
Very Good
Jonas, Jr.
Campbell
1784
1817
33
3-9-R
Very Good
Kezia
Campbell
1790
1811
21
3-7-R
Very Good
212
Marcy
Campbell
1774
1775
1
19-9-R
Excellent
339
206
Margaret
Campbell
1739
1752
13
18-14-R
Good
340
206
Mary
Campbell
1736
1753
17
18-13-R
Very Mossy - Okay
43
27
Robert
Campbell
1708
1795
87
3-5-R
Mossy - Good
44
28
Ruth
Campbell
1763
1811
48
3-4-R
Very Good
347
211
Sarah
Campbell
1764
1782
18
19-11-R
Excellent
341
207
Susanna
Campbell
1760
1761
1
18-12-R
Good
86.5
51
Mary
Carly
1756
1849
93
5-12-R
Mossy - Very Good
323
197
Susannah
Clark
1760
1777
17
23-4-L
Excellent
324
197
William, Jr.
Clark
1717
1776
59
23-3-L
Mossy - Good
326
198
Euncie
Clarke
Taylor
1678
1761
83
23-1-L
Very Good
222
133
Olive
Clarke
Taylor
1744
1782
38
13-9-L
Excellent
208
124
1706
1783
77
12-2-L
Mossy - Very Good
207
123
Sarah
Clarke
1710
1787
77
12-1-L
Mossy - Very Good
325
198
William
Clarke
1679
1756
77
23-2-L
Okay
115
67
Nancy
Clement
1807
1809
2
10-6-L
Good
35
23
Daniel
Conant
1755
1798
43
3-13-R
Excellent
306
186
Daniel
Conant
1752
1753
1
22-1-L
Good
306.6
187
Daughter
Conant
1746
1746
0
22-1-L
Good
122
71
Esther
Conant
Emery
1746
1792
46
8-2-L
Very Good
124.5
72
Hannah
Conant
Petts
1769
1849
80
8-4-L
Mossy - Good
*
*
*
*
*
*
Deacon Samuel
*
Colburn
Butterfield
Clarke
Unknown
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TITLE
Alphabetical Index
FIRST
LAST
MAIDEN
CONDITION 2011
38
25
Isaac
Conant
1789
1794
5
3-10-R
Mossy - Good
37
24
John
Conant
1786
1794
8
3-11-R
Good
308
188
John
Conant
1713
1756
43
22-3-L
Mossy - Very Good
36
24
Lois
Conant
Bowlin
1782
1851
69
3-12-R
Very Good
117
68
Lydia
Conant
Prescott
1754
1815
61
10-4-L
Mossy - Good
34
23
Millicent
Conant
Farrar
1756
1843
87
3-14-R
Very Good
123
72
Nathan
Conant
1743
1820
77
8-3-L
Very Good
309
189
Sarah
Conant
1715
1799
84
22-4-L
Mossy - Very Good
306.3
187
Sarah
Conant
1735
1735
0
22-1-L
Good
307
188
Son
Conant
1749
1749
0
22-2-L
Good
263
160
Elizabeth
Coneck
1724
1757
33
15-3-L
Very Mossy - Good
264
161
Elizabeth
Coneck
1754
1756
2
15-2-L
No Headstone 2011
337
205
Jane
Conn
1740
1763
23
18-10-R
Okay
302
184
Jesse
Cumings
1808
1808
0
17-1-R
Mossy - Good
94
57
Orphan
Curtis
1759
1831
72
5-4-R
Very Good
134
79
Eleazer
Davis
1751
1846
95
6-8-R
Excellent
133
79
James
Davis
1780
1851
71
6-9-R
Excellent
132
78
Leah
Davis
Shattuck
1786
1852
66
6-10-R
Excellent
135
80
Martha
Davis
Stevens
1746
1811
65
6-7-R
Mossy - Good
131
78
William
Davis
1821
1879
58
6-11-R
Poor, illegible
252
150
Abigail
Dix
Randall?
1731
1796
65
13-2-R
Excellent
399
239
Elizabeth
Dix
Sawyer
1734
1774
40
22-3-R
Very Good
400
240
Jacob
Dix
1768
1768
0
22-2-R
Good
253
150
Samuel
Dix
1736
1797
61
13-1-R
Excellent
383
231
Lydia
Emerson
1786
1810
24
26-11-L
Excellent
*
Lieut.
*
*
*
Rev.
*
Farrar
Wallis
Campbell
Unknown
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31
52
32
67
TITLE
FIRST
Alphabetical Index
LAST
Esther
Emery
John
40
68
40
51
32
422
252
46
29
47
MAIDEN
CONDITION 2011
1718
1804
86
3-3-L
Okay
Emery
1753
1828
75
3-5-L
Very Good
Polly
Emery
1795
1801
6
4-2-L
Okay
Ruth
Emery
1759
1851
92
4-1-L
Excellent
Zachariah
Emery
1716
1804
88
3-4-L
Mossy - Very Good
Elizabeth
Fales
1700
1783
83
30-5-L
Very Mossy - Okay
Jonas
Farmer
1741
1810
69
3-2-R
Very Good
29
Mary
Farmer
Whitney
1752
1827
75
3-1-R
Excellent
180.1
105
Sarah
Farrar
Brooks
1724
1780
56
8-9-R
Very Good
96
58
Ezekiel B.
Farrow
1815
1816
1
5-2-R
Good
92
56
Nabby
Farrow
1786
1804
18
5-6-R
Good
94.5
57
Orphan
Farrow
Unknown
1759
1831
72
5-4-R
Very Good
93
56
Rebecca
Farrow
Stoddard
1753
1805
52
5-5-R
Very Mossy - Good
95
57
Thomas
Farrow
1752
1837
85
5-3-R
Very Good
97
58
Walter
Farrow
1824
1826
2
5-1-R
Very Mossy - Good
128
76
Charles
Fessenden
1797
1798
1
6-2-R
Good
384
232
Fylena
Fessenden
1813
1813
0
28-1-L
Okay
385
232
Merrinda
Fessenden
1807
1826
19
28-2-L
Very Good
312
190
Jonas
Flagg
1780
1784
4
21-1-L
Mossy - Good
314
192
Jonas
Flagg
1793
1794
1
21-3-L
Mossy - Good
315
193
Milly
Flagg
1790
1794
4
21-4-L
No Headstone 2011
313
192
Polly
Flagg
1783
1784
1
21-2-L
Good
21.5
16
Elizabeth
French
1779
1828
49
2-3-L
Very Good
240
143
Richard
Gardner
1756
1815
59
11-10-R
Mossy - Good
318
194
Isaac
Gassett
1730
1785
55
23-10-L
Very Good
*
Lieut.
*
*
*
*
*
*
Stevens
Sanders
Atwood
Kidder
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194
251
149
316
TITLE
*
*
Alphabetical Index
FIRST
LAST
MAIDEN
CONDITION 2011
Levi
Gassett
1746
1784
38
23-11-L
Excellent
Reuben
Gassett
1754
1822
68
13-4-R
Excellent
193
Sally
Gassett
1782
1796
14
23-12-L
Excellent
146
86
Abner
Giles
1795
1800
5
7-3-R
Mossy - Good
197
116
Elizabeth
Giles
1709
1780
71
9-8-R
Very Mossy - Good
148
87
Joel
Giles
1798
1800
2
7-2-R
Good
143
85
Giles
1762
1825
63
7-6-R
Very Good
149
88
John, Jr.
Giles
1791
1800
9
7-1-R
Okay
141
84
John, Jr.
Giles
1806
1838
32
7-8-R
Very Good
142
84
Mary "Polly"
Giles
1765
1857
92
7-7-R
Very Good
140
83
Polly
Giles
1801
1857
56
7-9-R
Very Good
147
87
Samuel
Giles
1793
1800
7
7-3-R
Mossy - Good
144
85
Suzy
Giles
1764
1788
24
7-5-R
Some Moss - Good
145
86
Suzy
Giles
1797
1798
1
7-4-R
Good
391
235
John
Gilson
1816
1816
0
29-3-L
181
106
Frances Grant
Green
Hosley
1784
1845
61
8-10-R
Excellent
55
34
Mary
Green
Shattuck
1730
1810
80
3-8-L
Good
53
33
Sarah
Green
Hilton
1768
1850
82
3-6-L
Very Good
56
34
Simeon
Green
1729
1813
84
3-9-L
Good
54
33
Solomon
Green
1764
1803
39
3-7-L
Very Good
276
169
Charles
Haynes
1829
1830
1
15-5-L
Very Mossy - Good
275
169
Elmiry
Haynes
1816
1816
0
15-6-L
Excellent
278
170
Harriet
Haynes
1831
1833
2
17-7-L
Mossy - Good
277
170
Infant
Haynes
1823
1823
0
15-5-L
Very Mossy - Good
273
168
Lucy
Haynes
1791
1820
29
15-6-L
Excellent
Deacon John
*
Church?
Adams
Baldwin
Osgood
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168
367
222
249
TITLE
FIRST
Alphabetical Index
LAST
MAIDEN
CONDITION 2011
Polly
Haynes
Nichols
1784
1821
37
15-6-L
Excellent
Susanna
Haynes
Unknown
1754
1849
95
19-1-R
Very Good
148
Jonathan Price
Hayward
1805
1835
30
13-6-R
Excellent
250
149
Putnam
Hayward
1779
1817
38
13-5-R
Excellent
303
184 Deacon
Heald
1708
1775
67
16-1-R
Excellent
164
97
1707
1791
84
11-8-L
Good
165
97
319
195
*
267
164
Rev.
266
*
* Amos
Eleanor
Heald
Ephraim
Heald
1711
1802
91
11-7-L
Very Good
Josiah
Heald
1758
1758
0
23-9-L
Very Good
Phineas
Hemenway
1706
1760
54
17-3-L
Very Good
164
Sarah
Hemenway
1713
1766
53
17-2-L
Very Good
224
134
Edea
Herrick
1754
1754
0
13-8-L
Mossy - Okay
223
134
Lois
Herrick
1749
1751
2
13-8-L
Mossy - Okay
225
135
Lydia
Herrick
1760
1765
5
13-8-L
Mossy - Okay
59
36
Elizabeth
Hildreth
1759
1793
34
4-7-L
Good
60
36
Elizabeth
Hildreth
1780
1792
12
4-8-L
Very Mossy - Okay
61
37
James
Hildreth
1793
1796
3
4-9-L
No Headstone 2011
129
76
James
Hildreth
1762
1789
27
6-3-R
Good
62
37
Nabby
Hildreth
1795
1797
2
4-10-L
Very Mossy - Okay
91
54
Oliver
Hildreth
1723
1793
70
5-7-R
Good
368
223
Martha
Hobart
Prescott
1690
1774
84
20-3-R
Mossy - Okay
174
102
Patience
Hobart
Flagg
1755
1785
30
8-3-R
Mossy - Very Good
370
224
Samuel
Hobart
1766
1769
3
20-2-R
Very Mossy - Good
392
236
Sarah
Hobart
1747
1771
24
29-2-L
Mossy - Good
393
236
Sarah
Hobart
1771
1771
0
29-2-L
Mossy - Good
369
223
Shebuel
Hobart
1681
1764
83
20-3-R
Mossy - Okay
Lieut.
*
*
*
Lieut.
*
Robbins
Stevens
Keyes
Nutting
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2011
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224
265
162
88
52
87
51
86
51
301
183
300
183
185
TITLE
Alphabetical Index
FIRST
LAST
MAIDEN
CONDITION 2011
Susannah
Hobart
1770
1775
5
20-1-R
Excellent
David, Jr.
Holden
1763
1763
0
17-1-L
Good
Betsey "Bette"
Holt
1789
1859
70
5-10-R
Daniel, Jr.
Holt
1756
1798
42
5-11-R
Very Good
Mary
Holt
1756
1849
93
5-12-R
Mossy - Very Good
James, 5th
Hosley
1759
1776
17
17-3-R
Good
John
Hosley
1761
1778
17
17-3-R
Good
108
Mary "Polly"
Hosley
1761
1851
90
8-14-R
Excellent
183
107
Polley
Hosley
1782
1789
7
8-12-R
Mossy - Very Good
299
182
Rachel
Hosley
1769
1778
9
17-2-R
Mossy - Good
184
107
Samuel
Hosley
1749
1832
83
8-13-R
Excellent
182
106
Samuel, Jr.
Hosley
1794
1800
6
8-11-R
Very Good
310
189
Hannah
Hubbard
1750
1771
21
22-5-L
Very Good
270
166
John
Hubbard
1727
1759
32
16-3-L
Good
268
165
Jonathan, Jr.
Hubbard
1683
1761
78
16-1-L
Very Good
271
167
Mary
Hubbard
Ball
1733
1822
89
16-4-L
Very Mossy - Good
269
166
Rebecca
Hubbard
Brown
1684
1751
67
16-2-L
Okay
126
73
Polly
Ingalls
Stone
1788
1816
28
8-1-L
Good
401
241
Charles
Jefts
1794
1794
0
22-4-R
330
201
Elizabeth
Jefts
1770
1863
93
18-2-R
Excellent
329
200
Henry
Jefts
1768
1827
59
18-3-R
Excellent
332
202
Lydia
Jefts
1749
1789
40
18-4-R
333
203
Lydia
Jefts
1771
1771
0
18-5-R
Mossy - Good
334
203
Mary
Jefts
1788
1816
28
18-6-R
Mossy - Good
335
204
Robert
Jefts
1788
1849
61
18-8-R
Excellent
*
*
*
*
Dr.
*
Major
Butterfield
Farrar
Conant
Waugh
Hosley
Maynard
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2011
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TITLE
Alphabetical Index
FIRST
LAST
336
204
Sarah "Sally"
Jefts
331
202
HB
Jefts?
415
248
Elizabeth
Jenkins
413
247
Lemuel
414
248
416
MAIDEN
Green
1795
90
18-7-R
No Headstone 2011
0
18-1-R
Excellent
1772
1859
87
26-6-R
Good
Jenkins
1736
1798
62
25-3-R
Excellent
Sally
Jenkins
1797
1800
3
26-3-R
Good
249
Samuel
Jenkins
1769
1852
83
26-5-R
Good
412
247
Sarah
Jenkins
1728
1807
79
25-4-R
Mossy - Very Good
58
35
John, Jr.
Jewett
1796
1799
3
3-11-L
Mossy - Very Good
271.6
167
Mary
Jewett
Ball
1733
1822
89
16-4-L
Very Mossy - Good
186.5
108
Keyes
Sartell
1744
1821
77
8-16-R
20
15
*
Sarah
Isaac
Kidder
1752
1825
73
2-4-L
Mossy - Good
23
17
Capt.
Isaac, Jr.
Kidder
1781
1851
70
2-1-L
Very Good
18
14
Lorenzo
Kidder
1823
1826
3
2-6-L
Mossy - Good
22
16
Lucy
Kidder
Pratt
1791
1836
45
2-2-L
Mossy - Good
19
15
Sarah
Kidder
Stickney
1756
1826
70
2-5-L
Mossy - Good
241
144
Adaline
Lewis
1809
1811
2
12-9-R
242
145
1810
1811
1
12-8-R
Good
243
145
Mary
Lewis
1821
1825
4
12-7-R
Very Mossy - Okay
261
159
"Fieldstone"
Manning
0
15-2-R
No Fieldstones 2011
260
159
Abigail
Manning
17
14
Abigail
Manning
258
158
Elizabeth
Manning
426
256
Hannah
138
82
425
255
*
*
*
Sanders
1885
CONDITION 2011
Wesson
Avery
1731
1810
79
12-4-R
Very Good
1809
1816
7
2-7-L
Good
1702
1770
68
12-2-R
Good
Manning
1750
1844
94
32-2-L
Excellent
Luke
Manning
1785
1793
8
7-11-R
Good
Mary
Manning
1709
1782
73
32-1-L
Excellent
Manning
French
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157
259
158
139
TITLE
FIRST
Alphabetical Index
LAST
MAIDEN
CONDITION 2011
Samuel
Manning
1703
1773
70
12-1-R
Very Good
Samuel, Jr.
Manning
1732
1809
77
12-3-R
Very Good
83
Synthea
Manning
1788
1788
0
7-10-R
Good
424
255
Silas
Maynard
1781
1781
0
25-1-R
Excellent
81
48
Amos
Mulliken
1727
1814
87
5-3-L
Mossy - Good
83
49
Hannah
Mulliken
1758
1827
69
5-1-L
Mossy - Good
84
50
1752
1837
85
5-4-L
Very Good
82
49
367.5
222
403
*
*
*
Dr., Esq.
* Isaac
Barker
Mulliken
Mehitable
Mulliken
Dodge
1732
1820
88
5-2-L
Mossy - Good
Susanna
Munroe
Unknown
1754
1849
95
19-1-R
Very Good
242
Edward
Nutting
1814
1819
5
23-6-R
Very Good
402
241
Hebzebeth
Nutting
1738
1819
81
23-6-R
Very Good
100
60
David, Jr.
Palmer
1803
1803
0
7-1-L
Good
99
59
Lucy
Parker
Spaulding
1806
1881
75
6-1-L
Good
322
196
Abigail
Petts
Harrington?
1718
1761
43
23-5-L
Very Good
320
195
Ebenezer
Petts
1753
1766
13
23-8-L
Very Good
121
70
Petts
1737
1816
79
9-3-L
Mossy - Very Good
321
196
*
Hannah
John
Petts
1713
1767
54
23-6-L
Very Good
121.1
71
Lieut.
Lemuel
Petts
1741
1815
74
9-2-L
Excellent
118
69
Esther
Pierce
Spaulding
1753
1806
53
10-3-L
Mossy - Good
119
69
Hannah
Pierce
Perham
1763
1787
24
10-2-L
Very Good
120
70
Jonathan
Pierce
1752
1822
70
10-1-L
Very Good
117.5
68
Lydia
Pierce
Prescott
1754
1815
61
10-4-L
Mossy - Good
116.5
68
Molly
Pierce
Boutell
1752
1822
70
10-5-L
Very Good
124
72
Hannah
Potter
Petts
1769
1849
80
8-4-L
Mossy - Good
125
73
Safrona
Potter
1793
1794
1
9-1-L
Very Good
*
*
*
Unknown
Butterfield
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2011
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TITLE
FIRST
Alphabetical Index
LAST
MAIDEN
CONDITION 2011
394
237
Elbridge G.
Prentice
1810
1812
2
29-1-L
Good
427
256
Abigail
Proctor
1778
1787
9
33-1-L
Very Good
428
257
Mary
Proctor
Manning
1748
1815
67
33-2-L
Excellent
423
254
Mary
Proctor
Parker
1723
1790
67
31-1-L
Excellent
429
257
Oliver, Jr.
Proctor
1745
1815
70
33-3-L
Excellent
359
217
Benjamin
Read
1765
1801
36
21-2-R
Very Good
356
216
Olive
Read
1729
1806
77
21-5-R
358
217
Sarah
Read
1748
1785
37
21-3-R
Mossy - Good
357
216
Thomas, Jr.
Read
1721
1772
51
21-4-R
Very Good
254
152
Abigail
Richardson
Dix
1762
1782
20
13-3-R
Very Good
234
140
Elizabeth
Richardson
Stevens
1709
1776
67
11-4-R
Good
70
41
Elizabeth
Richardson
Walker
1717
1792
75
6-2-L
Good
71
42
Hezekiah
Richardson
1715
1795
80
6-3-L
3/4 of stone gone
72
42
Nahum
Richardson
1796
1797
1
6-4-L
Very Good
235
141
Nathaniel
Richardson
1707
1756
49
11-5-R
Mossy - Good
215
130
Uzza
Richardson
1801
1812
11
12-11-L
Very Good
430
258
Abigail
Rumrill
1759
1787
28
32-3-L
Very Mossy - Good
283
173
Esther
Rumrill
1763
1785
22
17-6-L
Very Good
284
173
Joseph
Rumrill
1726
1799
73
17-5-L
Very Good
285
174
Lucy
Rumrill
1730
1818
88
17-4-L
Very Good
12
11
Betsey
Sanders
1815
1821
6
1-5-L
Mossy - Good
11
11
Henry
Sanders
1804
1829
25
1-4-L
Good
15
13
Lydia
Sanders
Levistone
1751
1809
58
1-8-L
9
10
Lydia
Sanders
Sanders
1781
1850
69
1-2-L
Mossy - Good
8
9
Sarah "Sally"
Sanders
Unknown
1801
1838
37
1-1-L
Mossy - Good
*
Lieut.
*
*
Howard
Lamson
Stevens
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2011
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16
13
10
10
280
171
272
TITLE
*
*
*
FIRST
Alphabetical Index
LAST
MAIDEN
CONDITION 2011
Solomon
Sanders
1745
1815
70
1-9-L
Solomon, Jr.
Sanders
1780
1837
57
1-3-L
Mossy - Good
Amos
Sartell
1718
1799
81
18-6-L
Very Mossy - Good
167
Amos, Jr.
Sartell
1749
1773
24
15-4-L
Mossy - Good
279
171
Elizabeth
Sartell
1723
1790
67
18-5-L
Very Good
85
50
Simeon
Sartell
1749
1806
57
4-1-R
Mossy - Very Good
282
172
Benjamin
Sawtell
1783
1856
73
18-3-L
175
102
David
Sawtell
1702
1784
82
8-4-R
Very Good
298
182
Mary
Scales
1755
1824
69
16-3-R
Excellent
57
35
Nancy
Scales
1813
1815
2
3-10-L
Very Mossy - Okay
297
181
Nathaniel
Scales
1757
1816
59
16-2-R
Excellent
395
237
Hannah
Searle
1767
1810
43
27-2-L
Very Mossy - Good
173
101
Hannah
Seaver
1747
1827
80
8-2-R
Very Good
206
123
Jesse Wood
Seaver
1784
1785
1
9-1-R
Mossy - Good
172
101
Thomas
Seaver
1745
1832
87
8-1-R
Good
205
122
William Gilchrest
Seaver
1817
1818
1
10-1-R
Very Good
24
17
Cynthia
Sherwin
1811
1817
6
2-1-R
Mossy - Okay
4
2
Daniel
Sherwin
1729
1804
75
1-4-R
Very Good
26
18
Fatima
Sherwin
1803
1804
1
2-3-R
Mossy - Okay
27
19
Hannah
Sherwin
1800
1803
3
2-4-R
Mossy - Okay
366
222
Kezia
Sherwin
Adams
1759
1782
23
19-6-R
Excellent
6
8
Polly
Sherwin
Kimball
1771
1843
72
1-2-R
Mossy - Good
5
8
Susannah
Sherwin
Proctor
1736
1813
77
1-3-R
Mossy - Good
7
9
Sherwin
1764
1816
52
1-1-R
Mossy - Good
25
18
Sherwin
1813
1816
3
2-2-R
Mossy - Okay
*
Lieut.
Capt.
Ensign
*
*
* Zimri
Zoa
Fletcher
Kendall
Wood
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2011
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226.5
135
13
12
227
136
294
180
396
238
355
TITLE
*
Alphabetical Index
FIRST
LAST
MAIDEN
CONDITION 2011
Bethia
Simonds
Read
1770
1861
91
13-7-L
Mossy - Good
Betsey
Simonds
Tarbell
1793
1851
58
1-6-L
No Headstone 2011
Joseph
Simonds
1758
1836
78
13-5-L
Mossy - Good
Worn
Slate
0
14-3-L
Worn Slate
Molly
Sloan
Searle
1759
1849
90
27-1-L
Very Good
215
Caturina
Smith
Unknown
1714
1793
79
21-6-R
Mossy - Good
21
16
Elizabeth
Smith
Kidder
1779
1828
49
2-3-L
Very Good
188
109
Millicent
Smith
Brooks
1737
1756
19
9-17-R
354
215
Thomas
Smith
1692
1781
89
21-7-R
Mossy - Good
213
129
David
Spafford
1710
1793
83
14-2-L
Good
214.5
129
Mary
Spafford
1703
1787
84
14-1-L
Good
373
226
Benjamin
Spaulding
1743
1832
89
26-2-L
Excellent
386
233
Benjamin Hill
Spaulding
1816
1817
1
27-7-L
Very Good
168
99
Benjamin, III
Spaulding
1790
1791
1
11-3-L
Very Mossy - Okay
169
99
Benjamin, Jr.
Spaulding
1767
1842
75
11-2-L
Very Good
226
135
Bethia
Spaulding
Read
1770
1861
91
13-7-L
Mossy - Good
171
100
Betsy
Spaulding
Searle
1782
1858
76
11-5-L
Mossy - Good
372
226
David
Spaulding
1773
1827
54
26-1-L
Excellent
76
45
Eleazer
Spaulding
1728
1812
84
5-8-L
Very Good
388
234
Eliza L.
Spaulding
1822
1837
15
27-5-L
Excellent
75
44
Elizabeth
Spaulding
Proctor
1733
1804
71
5-9-L
Very Good
378
229
Elizabeth
Spaulding
Sawtell
1739
1804
65
26-6-L
Very Good
390
235
Ephraim
Spaulding
1786
1868
82
27-3-L
Very Good
377
228
Hannah
Spaulding
1779
1857
78
26-9-L
Very Good
418
250
Illegible
Spaulding
0
30-1-L
Small pieces remain
*
*
Lieut.
*
*
*
Worcester?
Going
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FIRST
Alphabetical Index
LAST
MAIDEN
CONDITION 2011
419
250
Illegible
Spaulding
0
30-2-L
Small pieces remain
420
251
Illegible
Spaulding
0
30-3-L
Small pieces remain
421
251
Illegible
Spaulding
0
30-4-L
Small pieces remain
376
228 Deacon
103
61
380
230
379
* Isaac
Spaulding
1710
1776
66
26-5-L
Very Good
Jesse
Spaulding
1769
1825
56
7-4-L
Very Good
Jonathan
Spaulding
1734
1790
56
26-7-L
Excellent
229
Jonathan, Jr.
Spaulding
1762
1763
1
26-7-L
Excellent
381
230
Jonathan, Jr.
Spaulding
1772
1814
42
26-8-L
Excellent
228
136
Josiah
Spaulding
1760
1809
49
13-6-L
Excellent
382
231
Laura
Spaulding
1805
1814
9
26-10-L
Very Good
104
62
Luther
Spaulding
1774
1841
67
7-5-L
Good
387
233
Martha Cumings
Spaulding
1818
1837
19
27-6-L
Excellent
374
227
Mary
Spaulding
1744
1826
82
26-3-L
Very Good
417
249
Obadiah
Spaulding
1784
1787
3
25-2-R
Very Good
101
60
Olive
Spaulding
1765
1836
71
7-2-L
Excellent
98
59
Olive
Spaulding
1802
1876
74
6-1-L
Good
105
62
Olive
Spaulding
1796
1800
4
7-6-L
Good
375
227
Sarah
Spaulding
1714
1806
92
26-4-L
Very Good
166
98
Son
Spaulding
1784
1784
0
11-6-L
Good
107
63
Stilman
Spaulding
1800
1800
0
7-8-L
Good
106
63
Sumner
Spaulding
1800
1800
0
7-7-L
Okay
389
234
Susan "Sukey"
Spaulding
Hill
1789
1841
52
27-4-L
Excellent
167
98
Sybel
Spaulding
Sanders
1771
1818
47
11-4-L
Excellent
170
100
Sybel
Spaulding
Wallis
1765
1796
31
11-1-L
Very Good
102
61
Thaddeus
Spaulding
1758
1836
78
7-3-L
Very Good
*
*
*
Heald
Blood
Barrett
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2011
STONE PAGE
TITLE
FIRST
Alphabetical Index
LAST
328
199
Elizabeth
Stevens
32
22
Ephraim, Jr.
163
96
31
21
327
MAIDEN
1687
1757
70
24-1-L
Good
Stevens
1796
1802
6
4-2-R
Very Good
James
Stevens
1707
1787
80
11-9-L
Good
John
Stevens
1730
1796
66
3-17-R
199
Joseph
Stevens
1679
1756
77
24-2-L
Good
233
140
Mary
Stevens
Wallis
1759
1787
28
11-3-R
Very Good
287
176
Sibbel
Stevens
Farnsworth
1730
1753
23
18-2-L
No Headstone 2011
288
176
Sibbel
Stevens
1753
1753
0
18-4-L
No Headstone 2011
286
175
Ensign
William
Stevens
1724
1758
34
18-1-L
Very Good
304
185
Deacon Jonathan
Stow
1705
1780
75
20-1-L
Very Good
244
146
Ruth
Stow
1723
1744
21
13-9-R
Very Mossy - Okay
305
186
Samuel
Stow
0
20-2-L
Poor, illegible
130
77
397
238
396.5
238
14
12
*
*
291
178
Capt.
255
Lieut.
*
*
Sergeant
*James
Sherman
CONDITION 2011
Streeter
1734
1801
67
6-4-R
Excellent
Infant Son
Sylvester
1816
1816
0
21-1-R
No Headstone 2011
Molly
Sylvester
1759
1849
90
27-1-L
Very Good
Jonathan
Tarbell
1755
1817
62
1-7-L
Good
Daniel
Taylor
1704
1783
79
19-1-L
Very Good
156
Daniel, Jr.
Taylor
1731
1768
37
14-1-R
Very Good
256
157
Elizabeth
Taylor
1759
1770
11
14-2-R
Very Good
290
177
Mary
Taylor
1708
1744
36
19-2-L
Mossy - Good
292
178
Mary
Taylor
1729
1746
17
19-4-L
Mossy - Okay
266.5
164
Sarah
Taylor
Stevens
1713
1766
53
17-2-L
Very Good
289
177
Sarah
Taylor
Stow
1710
1756
46
19-3-L
Mossy - Good
422.5
252
Elizabeth
Tenney
Atwood
1700
1783
83
30-5-L
Very Mossy - Okay
248
148
David
Tucker
1779
1779
0
12-5-R
Excellent
*
Searle
Unknown
Page 16
Old Burying Ground
2011
STONE PAGE
TITLE
FIRST
Alphabetical Index
LAST
MAIDEN
CONDITION 2011
113
66
Lucy Burbank
Walker
1811
1813
2
10-8-L
Okay
114
67
Samuel Hills
Walker
1809
1824
15
10-7-L
Okay
176.5
103
Abigail
Wallis
Wetherbee
1753
1825
72
8-5-R
Mossy - Good
229
137
Elizabeth
Wallis
Unknown
1692
1765
73
13-1-L
Good
230
137
John
Wallis
1675
1763
88
13-2-L
Good
219
132
John, Jr.
Wallis
1695
1777
82
13-10-L
177
103
Jonathan, Jr.
Wallis
1763
1807
44
8-6-R
Good
232
139
Joseph
Wallis
1767
1771
4
11-2-R
Mossy - Okay
232.1
139
Joseph
Wallis
1772
1772
0
11-2-R
Mossy - Okay
231
138
Mary
Wallis
Barton
1736
1797
61
11-1-R
Very Good
221.5
133
Mary
Wallis
Unknown
1710
1777
67
13-10-L
34.5
23
Millicent
Wallis
Farrar
1756
1843
87
3-14-R
Very Good
262
160
Samuel
Wallis
1766
1785
19
15-1-L
Good
220
132
Sarah
Wallis
Wheeler
1700
1752
52
13-10-L
33
22
Lovia
Warner
Conant
1791
1816
25
3-15-R
Mossy - Good
236
141
Ephraim, Jr.
Warren
1731
1812
81
11-6-R
Excellent
238
142
Martha
Warren
1758
1835
77
11-9-R
Excellent
239
143
Moses
Warren
1755
1815
60
11-8-R
Excellent
237
142
Moses, Jr.
Warren
1785
1793
8
11-7-R
Good
345
209
Cirston
Waugh
1678
1747
69
19-14-R
Very Mossy - Okay
344
208
Elizabeth
Waugh
1745
1747
2
19-13-R
Okay
353
214
John
Waugh
1710
1805
95
21-8-R
Excellent
351
213
John, Jr.
Waugh
1749
1754
5
21-10-R
Good
352
214
Nanney "Ann"
Waugh
1716
1766
50
21-9-R
Very Mossy - Good
350
213
Robert
Waugh
1751
1778
27
21-11-R
Very Mossy - Good
Capt.
*
*
*
*
*
Read
Unknown
Unknown
Page 17
Old Burying Ground
2011
STONE PAGE
TITLE
FIRST
Alphabetical Index
LAST
MAIDEN
CONDITION 2011
411
246
Abigail
Wesson
1749
1790
41
24-1-R
Mossy - Okay
410
246
Mary
Wesson
1756
1772
16
24-2-R
Excellent
407
244
Rebecca
Wesson
1749
1786
37
23-9-R
Very Good
409
245
Samuel, Jr.
Wesson
1722
1772
50
24-3-R
Excellent
408
245
Sarah
Wesson
1725
1791
66
24-4-R
Mossy - Good
406
244
William
Wesson
1744
1819
75
23-10-R
Very Mossy - Good
77
46
Benjamin F.
Wheeler
1818
1856
38
5-7-L
Good
79
47
Benjamin, III
Wheeler
1771
1856
85
5-5-L
Very Good
78
47
Polly
Wheeler
Parker
1775
1809
34
5-6-L
Good
80
48
Rebecca
Wheeler
Davis
1789
1864
75
5-5-L
Very Good
281
172
Abigail
White
Sartell
1785
1852
67
18-5-L
221
133
Mary
White
Unknown
1710
1777
67
13-10-L
201
120
Adelia
Whitney
1834
1840
6
9-2-R
Very Good
210
127
Amos
Whitney
1705
1770
65
12-4-L
Very Good
204
122
Hannah
Whitney
Marshall
1805
1866
61
9-2-R
Very Good
203
121
Kezia
Whitney
Gage
1800
1837
37
9-2-R
Very Good
202
121
Mary "Polly"
Whitney
Wallis
1798
1825
27
9-2-R
Very Good
212
128
Rebecca
Whitney
Clark
1736
1779
43
12-6-L
Excellent
201.1
120
Samuel
Whitney
1794
1870
76
9-2-R
Very Good
209
124
Sarah
Whitney
1672
1746
74
12-3-L
Some Moss - Good
211
127
Zacheus
Whitney
1735
1760
25
12-5-L
Excellent
296
181
Wilson
Totman
1727
1809
82
14-4-R
Excellent
28
19
*
Alice
Hannah
Wilson
Parker
1754
1844
90
2-5-R
Very Good
29
20
Lieut.
James
Wilson
1741
1808
67
2-6-R
Very Good
377.5
228
Hannah
Withington
1779
1857
78
26-9-L
Very Good
*
Lieut.
*
*
Eaton
Rogers
Hapgood
Going
Page 18
Old Burying Ground
2011
STONE PAGE
TITLE
FIRST
Alphabetical Index
LAST
247
147
48
30
Lucy
49
31
176
103
Abigail
Wyman
179
104
David
178
104
405
MAIDEN
CONDITION 2011
1814
1815
1
12-6-R
Excellent
1745
1812
67
3-1-L
Very Mossy - Okay
1737
1812
75
3-2-L
Very Mossy - Okay
1753
1825
72
8-5-R
Mossy - Good
Wyman
1782
1790
8
8-8-R
Good
Elijah
Wyman
1747
1789
42
8-7-R
Mossy - Good
243
Lydia
Wyman
1783
1823
40
23-8-R
Very Good
180
105
Nabby
Wyman
1784
1795
11
8-8-R
Good
404
242
Thomas
Wyman
1735
1776
41
23-7-R
Very Good
Deacon
Lieut.
*
* Richard
*
Wyer
Perham
Wyer
Wetherbee
Holden
Page 19
OLD BURYING GROUND
Highland Street
INDEX: Row
Old Burying Ground
2011
STONE PAGE
TITLE
Ensign
* Zimri
FIRST
Row Index
LAST
7
9
6
8
Polly
Sherwin
5
4
8
2
3
2
*
Susannah
Daniel
2
1
Capt.
1
MAIDEN
CONDITION 2011
1764
1816
52
1-1-R
Mossy - Good
Kimball
1771
1843
72
1-2-R
Mossy - Good
Sherwin
Sherwin
Proctor
1736
1729
1813
1804
77
75
1-3-R
1-4-R
Mossy - Good
Very Good
Hannah
Campbell
Colburn
1761
1843
82
1-5-R
Mossy - Good
John
Campbell
1755
1812
57
1-6-R
Very Good
1
Esther
Campbell
1782
1812
30
1-7-R
Good
8
9
Sarah "Sally"
Sanders
Unknown
1801
1838
37
1-1-L
Mossy - Good
9
10
Lydia
Sanders
Sanders
1781
1850
69
1-2-L
Mossy - Good
10
10
Solomon, Jr.
Sanders
1780
1837
57
1-3-L
Mossy - Good
11
11
Henry
Sanders
1804
1829
25
1-4-L
Good
12
11
Betsey
Sanders
1815
1821
6
1-5-L
Mossy - Good
13
12
Betsey
Simonds
1793
1851
58
1-6-L
No Headstone 2011
14
12
Jonathan
Tarbell
1755
1817
62
1-7-L
Good
15
13
Lydia
Sanders
1751
1809
58
1-8-L
16
13
Solomon
Sanders
1745
1815
70
1-9-L
24
17
Cynthia
Sherwin
1811
1817
6
2-1-R
Mossy - Okay
25
18
Zoa
Sherwin
1813
1816
3
2-2-R
Mossy - Okay
26
18
Fatima
Sherwin
1803
1804
1
2-3-R
Mossy - Okay
27
19
Sherwin
1800
1803
3
2-4-R
Mossy - Okay
28
19
*
Hannah
Hannah
Wilson
1754
1844
90
2-5-R
Very Good
29
20
Lieut.
James
Wilson
1741
1808
67
2-6-R
Very Good
30
20
Daughter
Adams
1812
1812
0
2-7-R
Good
23
17
Isaac, Jr.
Kidder
1781
1851
70
2-1-L
Very Good
22
16
Lucy
Kidder
1791
1836
45
2-2-L
Mossy - Good
Capt.
*
*
*
*
*
Capt.
*
*
*
Sherwin
Tarbell
Levistone
Parker
Pratt
Page 1
Index Rows
Old Burying Ground
2011
STONE PAGE
TITLE
FIRST
Row Index
LAST
MAIDEN
CONDITION 2011
21
16
Elizabeth
Smith
Kidder
1779
1828
49
2-3-L
Very Good
21.5
16
Elizabeth
French
Kidder
1779
1828
49
2-3-L
Very Good
20
15
Isaac
Kidder
1752
1825
73
2-4-L
Mossy - Good
19
15
Sarah
Kidder
1756
1826
70
2-5-L
Mossy - Good
18
14
Lorenzo
Kidder
1823
1826
3
2-6-L
Mossy - Good
17
14
Abigail
Manning
1809
1816
7
2-7-L
Good
47
29
Mary
Farmer
1752
1827
75
3-1-R
Excellent
46
29
Jonas
Farmer
1741
1810
69
3-2-R
Very Good
45
28
Jonas
Campbell
1760
1800
40
3-3-R
Very Good
44
28
Ruth
Campbell
1763
1811
48
3-4-R
Very Good
43
27
Robert
Campbell
1708
1795
87
3-5-R
Mossy - Good
42
27
Elizabeth
Campbell
1718
1796
78
3-6-R
Very Good
41
26
Kezia
Campbell
1790
1811
21
3-7-R
Very Good
40
26
Betsey
Campbell
1788
1812
24
3-8-R
Mossy - Good
39
25
Jonas, Jr.
Campbell
1784
1817
33
3-9-R
Very Good
38
25
Isaac
Conant
1789
1794
5
3-10-R
Mossy - Good
37
24
John
Conant
1786
1794
8
3-11-R
Good
36
24
Lois
Conant
1782
1851
69
3-12-R
Very Good
35
23
Daniel
Conant
1755
1798
43
3-13-R
Excellent
34
23
Millicent
Conant
Farrar
1756
1843
87
3-14-R
Very Good
34.5
23
Millicent
Wallis
Farrar
1756
1843
87
3-14-R
Very Good
33
22
Lovia
Warner
Conant
1791
1816
25
3-15-R
Mossy - Good
31
21
John
Stevens
1730
1796
66
3-17-R
48
30
Lucy
Wyer
1745
1812
67
3-1-L
Very Mossy - Okay
49
31
1737
1812
75
3-2-L
Very Mossy - Okay
*
*
*
*
*
*
*
*
Deacon
* Richard
Stickney
Whitney
Colburn
McDaniels
Bowlin
Perham
Wyer
Page 2
Index Rows
Old Burying Ground
2011
STONE PAGE
50
31
51
32
52
32
53
TITLE
FIRST
Row Index
LAST
86
3-3-L
Okay
Emery
1716
1804
88
3-4-L
Mossy - Very Good
John
Emery
1753
1828
75
3-5-L
Very Good
33
Sarah
Green
1768
1850
82
3-6-L
Very Good
54
33
Solomon
Green
1764
1803
39
3-7-L
Very Good
55
34
Mary
Green
1730
1810
80
3-8-L
Good
56
34
Simeon
Green
1729
1813
84
3-9-L
Good
57
35
Nancy
Scales
1813
1815
2
3-10-L
Very Mossy - Okay
58
35
John, Jr.
Jewett
1796
1799
3
3-11-L
Mossy - Very Good
85
50
Simeon
Sartell
1749
1806
57
4-1-R
Mossy - Very Good
32
22
Ephraim, Jr.
Stevens
1796
1802
6
4-2-R
Very Good
68
40
Ruth
Emery
1759
1851
92
4-1-L
Excellent
67
40
Polly
Emery
1795
1801
6
4-2-L
Okay
65
39
Daniel
Butler
1812
1813
1
4-3-L
Very Mossy - Okay
66
39
Gilbert
Butler
1810
1811
1
4-4-L
Very Mossy - Okay
64
38
Jeremiah
Butler
1794
1798
4
4-5-L
Very Mossy - Okay
63
38
Joel, Jr.
Butler
1801
1802
1
4-6-L
Very Mossy - Okay
59
36
Elizabeth
Hildreth
1759
1793
34
4-7-L
Good
60
36
Elizabeth
Hildreth
1780
1792
12
4-8-L
Very Mossy - Okay
61
37
James
Hildreth
1793
1796
3
4-9-L
No Headstone 2011
62
37
Nabby
Hildreth
1795
1797
2
4-10-L
Very Mossy - Okay
97
58
Walter
Farrow
1824
1826
2
5-1-R
Very Mossy - Good
96
58
Ezekiel B.
Farrow
1815
1816
1
5-2-R
Good
95
57
Thomas
Farrow
1752
1837
85
5-3-R
Very Good
94
57
Orphan
Curtis
1759
1831
72
5-4-R
Very Good
*
*
*
*
*
Zachariah
Stevens
CONDITION 2011
1804
*
Emery
1718
Lieut.
Esther
MAIDEN
Hilton
Shattuck
Sanders
Keyes
Unknown
Page 3
Index Rows
Old Burying Ground
2011
STONE PAGE
TITLE
Row Index
FIRST
LAST
MAIDEN
CONDITION 2011
94.5
57
Orphan
Farrow
Unknown
1759
1831
72
5-4-R
Very Good
93
56
Rebecca
Farrow
Stoddard
1753
1805
52
5-5-R
Very Mossy - Good
92
56
Nabby
Farrow
1786
1804
18
5-6-R
Good
91
54
Oliver
Hildreth
1723
1793
70
5-7-R
Good
90
54
Hannah
Adams
1736
1814
78
5-8-R
Very Good
89
52
Archelaus
Adams
1731
1812
81
5-9-R
Very Good
88
52
Betsey "Bette"
Holt
1789
1859
70
5-10-R
87
51
Daniel, Jr.
Holt
1756
1798
42
5-11-R
Very Good
86
51
Mary
Holt
Butterfield
1756
1849
93
5-12-R
Mossy - Very Good
86.5
51
Mary
Carly
Butterfield
1756
1849
93
5-12-R
Mossy - Very Good
83
49
Hannah
Mulliken
Barker
1758
1827
69
5-1-L
Mossy - Good
82
49
Mehitable
Mulliken
Dodge
1732
1820
88
5-2-L
Mossy - Good
81
48
Amos
Mulliken
1727
1814
87
5-3-L
Mossy - Good
84
50
Mulliken
1752
1837
85
5-4-L
Very Good
79
47
Benjamin, III
Wheeler
1771
1856
85
5-5-L
Very Good
80
48
Rebecca
Wheeler
Davis
1789
1864
75
5-5-L
Very Good
78
47
Polly
Wheeler
Parker
1775
1809
34
5-6-L
Good
77
46
Benjamin F.
Wheeler
1818
1856
38
5-7-L
Good
76
45
Eleazer
Spaulding
1728
1812
84
5-8-L
Very Good
75
44
Elizabeth
Spaulding
1733
1804
71
5-9-L
Very Good
74
44
Peter
Butterfield
1739
1811
72
5-10-L
Very Good
73
43
Peter, Jr.
Butterfield
1771
1801
30
5-11-L
Good
73
43
Abel
Butterfield
1783
1783
0
5-11-L
Under Earth
69
41
Martha
Butterfield
1774
1802
28
5-12-L
Very Mossy - Okay
127
75
Life
Baldwin
1763
1799
36
6-1-R
Mossy - Very Good
Lieut.
*
*
*
*
*
Dr., Esq.
* Isaac
*
Lieut.
*
Lieut.
*
*
Farwell
Proctor
Giles
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Index Rows
Old Burying Ground
2011
STONE PAGE
128
76
129
76
130
77
137
82
136
TITLE
*
*
Row Index
FIRST
LAST
MAIDEN
CONDITION 2011
Charles
Fessenden
1797
1798
1
6-2-R
Good
James
Hildreth
1762
1789
27
6-3-R
Good
Streeter
1734
1801
67
6-4-R
Excellent
Drusilla P.
Adams
1810
1825
15
6-5-R
Good
81
Abel
Adams
1767
1813
46
6-6-R
Good
135
80
Martha
Davis
1746
1811
65
6-7-R
Mossy - Good
134
79
Eleazer
Davis
1751
1846
95
6-8-R
Excellent
133
79
James
Davis
1780
1851
71
6-9-R
Excellent
132
78
Leah
Davis
1786
1852
66
6-10-R
Excellent
131
78
William
Davis
1821
1879
58
6-11-R
Poor, illegible
98
59
Olive
Spaulding
1802
1876
74
6-1-L
Good
99
59
Lucy
Parker
Spaulding
1806
1881
75
6-1-L
Good
70
41
Elizabeth
Richardson
Walker
1717
1792
75
6-2-L
Good
71
42
Hezekiah
Richardson
1715
1795
80
6-3-L
3/4 of stone gone
72
42
Nahum
Richardson
1796
1797
1
6-4-L
Very Good
149
88
John, Jr.
Giles
1791
1800
9
7-1-R
Okay
148
87
Joel
Giles
1798
1800
2
7-2-R
Good
146
86
Abner
Giles
1795
1800
5
7-3-R
Mossy - Good
147
87
Samuel
Giles
1793
1800
7
7-3-R
Mossy - Good
145
86
Suzy
Giles
1797
1798
1
7-4-R
Good
144
85
Suzy
Giles
1764
1788
24
7-5-R
Some Moss - Good
143
85
Deacon John
Giles
1762
1825
63
7-6-R
Very Good
142
84
Mary "Polly"
Giles
1765
1857
92
7-7-R
Very Good
141
84
John, Jr.
Giles
1806
1838
32
7-8-R
Very Good
140
83
Polly
Giles
1801
1857
56
7-9-R
Very Good
Sergeant
*
*James
Stevens
Shattuck
Baldwin
Adams
Page 5
Index Rows
Old Burying Ground
2011
STONE PAGE
TITLE
FIRST
Row Index
LAST
MAIDEN
CONDITION 2011
139
83
Synthea
Manning
1788
1788
0
7-10-R
Good
138
82
Luke
Manning
1785
1793
8
7-11-R
Good
100
60
David, Jr.
Palmer
1803
1803
0
7-1-L
Good
101
60
Olive
Spaulding
1765
1836
71
7-2-L
Excellent
102
61
Thaddeus
Spaulding
1758
1836
78
7-3-L
Very Good
103
61
Jesse
Spaulding
1769
1825
56
7-4-L
Very Good
104
62
Luther
Spaulding
1774
1841
67
7-5-L
Good
105
62
Olive
Spaulding
1796
1800
4
7-6-L
Good
106
63
Sumner
Spaulding
1800
1800
0
7-7-L
Okay
107
63
Stilman
Spaulding
1800
1800
0
7-8-L
Good
172
101
Thomas
Seaver
1745
1832
87
8-1-R
Good
173
101
Hannah
Seaver
Wood
1747
1827
80
8-2-R
Very Good
174
102
Patience
Hobart
Flagg
1755
1785
30
8-3-R
Mossy - Very Good
175
102
David
Sawtell
1702
1784
82
8-4-R
Very Good
176
103
Abigail
Wyman
Wetherbee
1753
1825
72
8-5-R
Mossy - Good
176.5
103
Abigail
Wallis
Wetherbee
1753
1825
72
8-5-R
Mossy - Good
177
103
Jonathan, Jr.
Wallis
1763
1807
44
8-6-R
Good
178
104
Elijah
Wyman
1747
1789
42
8-7-R
Mossy - Good
179
104
David
Wyman
1782
1790
8
8-8-R
Good
180
105
Nabby
Wyman
1784
1795
11
8-8-R
Good
180.1
105
Sarah
Farrar
Brooks
1724
1780
56
8-9-R
Very Good
181
106
Frances Grant
Green
Hosley
1784
1845
61
8-10-R
Excellent
182
106
Samuel, Jr.
Hosley
1794
1800
6
8-11-R
Very Good
183
107
Polley
Hosley
1782
1789
7
8-12-R
Mossy - Very Good
184
107
Samuel
Hosley
1749
1832
83
8-13-R
Excellent
*
Lieut.
*
*
Lieut. *
Capt.
Dr.
*
Blood
Page 6
Index Rows
Old Burying Ground
2011
STONE PAGE
185
108
187
109
186
TITLE
Row Index
FIRST
LAST
Mary "Polly"
Hosley
Nathaniel, Jr.
Bowers
108
Sarah
Bowers
186.5
108
Sarah
126
73
122
71
123
72
124
MAIDEN
CONDITION 2011
1761
1851
90
8-14-R
Excellent
1745
1790
45
8-15-R
Sartell
1744
1821
77
8-16-R
Keyes
Sartell
1744
1821
77
8-16-R
Polly
Ingalls
Stone
1788
1816
28
8-1-L
Good
Esther
Conant
Emery
1746
1792
46
8-2-L
Very Good
Nathan
Conant
1743
1820
77
8-3-L
Very Good
72
Hannah
Potter
Petts
1769
1849
80
8-4-L
Mossy - Good
124.5
72
Hannah
Conant
Petts
1769
1849
80
8-4-L
Mossy - Good
206
123
Jesse Wood
Seaver
1784
1785
1
9-1-R
Mossy - Good
201
120
Adelia
Whitney
1834
1840
6
9-2-R
Very Good
201.1
120
Samuel
Whitney
1794
1870
76
9-2-R
Very Good
202
121
Mary "Polly"
Whitney
Wallis
1798
1825
27
9-2-R
Very Good
203
121
Kezia
Whitney
Gage
1800
1837
37
9-2-R
Very Good
204
122
Hannah
Whitney
Marshall
1805
1866
61
9-2-R
Very Good
200
118
Elizabeth
Brooks
Green
1730
1827
97
9-4-R
Very Good
199
118
Benjamin, Jr.
Brooks
1729
1790
61
9-5-R
Some Moss - Good
198
117
Sarah
Brooks
Heywood
1701
1747
46
9-7-R
Some Moss - Good
197
116
Elizabeth
Giles
Church?
1709
1780
71
9-8-R
Very Mossy - Good
197.5
116
Elizabeth
Brooks
Church?
1709
1780
71
9-8-R
Very Mossy - Good
196
116
Benjamin
Brooks
1698
1793
95
9-9-R
Mossy - Good
195
115
Dorothy
Brooks
1731
1747
16
9-10-R
Very Mossy - Okay
194
115
Abner
Brooks
1740
1747
7
9-11-R
Very Good
193
114
Rebecca
Brooks
1742
1747
5
9-12-R
No Headstone 2011
192
114
Seth
Brooks
1722
1747
25
9-13-R
Very Mossy - Good
*
Lieut.
Capt.
*
*
Farrar
Page 7
Index Rows
Old Burying Ground
2011
STONE PAGE
TITLE
Row Index
FIRST
LAST
191
113
Noah
Brooks
190
111
Kezia
Adams
189
110
Daniel
Adams
188
109
Millicent
Smith
125
73
Safrona
121.1
71
121
70
108
64
109
Capt.
Lieut.
*
*
MAIDEN
CONDITION 2011
1746
1747
1
9-14-R
No Headstone 2011
1726
1754
28
9-15-R
Very Mossy - Okay
1720
1795
75
9-16-R
Excellent
1737
1756
19
9-17-R
Potter
1793
1794
1
9-1-L
Very Good
Lemuel
Petts
1741
1815
74
9-2-L
Excellent
Hannah
Petts
1737
1816
79
9-3-L
Mossy - Very Good
1790
1849
59
9-4-L
Excellent
1787
1848
61
9-5-L
Very Good
Brooks
Brooks
Butterfield
* Levi
Ball
64
Lucy
Ball
110
65
Lucy Burbank
Ball
1815
1832
17
9-6-L
Very Good
111
65
Eliza Jane
Ball
1826
1826
0
9-7-L
Excellent
112
66
Lucy
Ball
1814
1814
0
9-7-L
Excellent
205
122
William Gilchrest
Seaver
1817
1818
1
10-1-R
Very Good
120
70
Jonathan
Pierce
1752
1822
70
10-1-L
Very Good
119
69
Hannah
Pierce
Perham
1763
1787
24
10-2-L
Very Good
118
69
Esther
Pierce
Spaulding
1753
1806
53
10-3-L
Mossy - Good
117
68
Lydia
Conant
Prescott
1754
1815
61
10-4-L
Mossy - Good
117.5
68
Lydia
Pierce
Prescott
1754
1815
61
10-4-L
Mossy - Good
116
68
Molly
Batchelder
Boutell
1752
1822
70
10-5-L
Very Good
116.5
68
Molly
Pierce
Boutell
1752
1822
70
10-5-L
Very Good
115
67
Nancy
Clement
1807
1809
2
10-6-L
Good
114
67
Samuel Hills
Walker
1809
1824
15
10-7-L
Okay
113
66
Lucy Burbank
Walker
1811
1813
2
10-8-L
Okay
231
138
Mary
Wallis
1736
1797
61
11-1-R
Very Good
232
139
Joseph
Wallis
1767
1771
4
11-2-R
Mossy - Okay
Deacon
*
Burbank
Barton
Page 8
Index Rows
Old Burying Ground
2011
STONE PAGE
TITLE
Row Index
FIRST
LAST
232.1
139
Joseph
Wallis
233
140
Mary
Stevens
234
140
Elizabeth
Richardson
235
141
Nathaniel
236
141
237
142
239
143
238
142
240
143
216
130
217
131
218
MAIDEN
CONDITION 2011
1772
1772
0
11-2-R
Mossy - Okay
Wallis
1759
1787
28
11-3-R
Very Good
Stevens
1709
1776
67
11-4-R
Good
Richardson
1707
1756
49
11-5-R
Mossy - Good
Ephraim, Jr.
Warren
1731
1812
81
11-6-R
Excellent
Moses, Jr.
Warren
1785
1793
8
11-7-R
Good
Moses
Warren
1755
1815
60
11-8-R
Excellent
Martha
Warren
1758
1835
77
11-9-R
Excellent
Richard
Gardner
1756
1815
59
11-10-R
Mossy - Good
Mary
Ball
1702
1764
62
11a-1-L
Mossy - Good
Jeremiah
Ball
1701
1780
79
11a-2-L
Very Good
131
Hannah
Ball
Fletcher
1718
1788
70
11a-3-L
Mossy - Good
170
100
Sybel
Spaulding
Wallis
1765
1796
31
11-1-L
Very Good
169
99
Benjamin, Jr.
Spaulding
1767
1842
75
11-2-L
Very Good
168
99
Benjamin, III
Spaulding
1790
1791
1
11-3-L
Very Mossy - Okay
167
98
Sybel
Spaulding
Sanders
1771
1818
47
11-4-L
Excellent
171
100
Betsy
Spaulding
Searle
1782
1858
76
11-5-L
Mossy - Good
166
98
Son
Spaulding
1784
1784
0
11-6-L
Good
165
97
Ephraim
Heald
1711
1802
91
11-7-L
Very Good
164
97
Eleanor
Heald
1707
1791
84
11-8-L
Good
163
96
James
Stevens
1707
1787
80
11-9-L
Good
162
96
Noah
Ball
1771
1847
76
11-10-L
Very Good
161
95
Betsy "Betty"
Ball
1776
1843
67
11-11-L
Very Good
160
95
Susanna
Ball
1800
1802
2
11-12-L
Very Good
159
94
Betsy
Ball
1798
1800
2
11-13-L
Good
Lieut.
*
*
*
*
*
Lieut.
Lieut.
*
*
Read
Stevens
Robbins
Wesson
Page 9
Index Rows
Old Burying Ground
2011
STONE PAGE
TITLE
Row Index
FIRST
LAST
MAIDEN
CONDITION 2011
158
94
Emily
Ball
1817
1825
8
11-14-L
Good
157
93
Walter
Ball
1809
1825
16
11-15-L
Excellent
156
93
Ebenezer
Ball
1729
1797
68
11-16-L
Very Good
155
92
Rebecca
Ball
1729
1800
71
11-17-L
Mossy - Good
154
90
Ebenezer, III
Ball
1787
1845
58
11-18-L
Excellent
153
90
Ebenezer, Jr.
Ball
1756
1837
81
11-19-L
Very Good
152
89
Sarah
Ball
Shattuck
1755
1785
30
11-20-L
Good
151
89
Hannah
Ball
Smith
1759
1787
28
11-21-L
Very Good
150
88
Phebe
Ball
Wesson
1767
1848
81
11-22-L
Excellent
257
157
Samuel
Manning
1703
1773
70
12-1-R
Very Good
258
158
Elizabeth
Manning
1702
1770
68
12-2-R
Good
259
158
Samuel, Jr.
Manning
1732
1809
77
12-3-R
Very Good
260
159
Abigail
Manning
1731
1810
79
12-4-R
Very Good
248
148
David
Tucker
1779
1779
0
12-5-R
Excellent
247
147
1814
1815
1
12-6-R
Excellent
243
145
Mary
Lewis
1821
1825
4
12-7-R
Very Mossy - Okay
242
145
1810
1811
1
12-8-R
Good
241
144
Adaline
Lewis
1809
1811
2
12-9-R
207
123
Sarah
Clarke
1710
1787
77
12-1-L
Mossy - Very Good
208
124
1706
1783
77
12-2-L
Mossy - Very Good
209
124
1672
1746
74
12-3-L
Some Moss - Good
210
127
211
*
*
*
*
Deacon Samuel
Butterfield
Manning
Avery
Unknown
Clarke
Sarah
Whitney
Amos
Whitney
1705
1770
65
12-4-L
Very Good
127
Zacheus
Whitney
1735
1760
25
12-5-L
Excellent
212
128
Rebecca
Whitney
1736
1779
43
12-6-L
Excellent
215
130
Uzza
Richardson
1801
1812
11
12-11-L
Very Good
Lieut.
*
Hapgood
Clark
Page 10
Index Rows
Old Burying Ground
2011
STONE PAGE
253
150
252
TITLE
Rev.
*
Row Index
FIRST
LAST
Samuel
Dix
150
Abigail
Dix
254
152
Abigail
Richardson
251
149
Reuben
250
149
249
MAIDEN
CONDITION 2011
1736
1797
61
13-1-R
Excellent
Randall?
1731
1796
65
13-2-R
Excellent
Dix
1762
1782
20
13-3-R
Very Good
Gassett
1754
1822
68
13-4-R
Excellent
Putnam
Hayward
1779
1817
38
13-5-R
Excellent
148
Jonathan Price
Hayward
1805
1835
30
13-6-R
Excellent
245
146
David
Boynton
1778
1815
37
13-7-R
Excellent
246
147
Son
Boynton
1812
1812
0
13-8-R
Mossy - Good
244
146
Ruth
Stow
1723
1744
21
13-9-R
Very Mossy - Okay
229
137
Elizabeth
Wallis
1692
1765
73
13-1-L
Good
230
137
John
Wallis
1675
1763
88
13-2-L
Good
227
136
Joseph
Simonds
1758
1836
78
13-5-L
Mossy - Good
228
136
Josiah
Spaulding
1760
1809
49
13-6-L
Excellent
226
135
Bethia
Spaulding
Read
1770
1861
91
13-7-L
Mossy - Good
226.5
135
Bethia
Simonds
Read
1770
1861
91
13-7-L
Mossy - Good
223
134
Lois
Herrick
1749
1751
2
13-8-L
Mossy - Okay
224
134
Edea
Herrick
1754
1754
0
13-8-L
Mossy - Okay
225
135
Lydia
Herrick
1760
1765
5
13-8-L
Mossy - Okay
222
133
Olive
Clarke
1744
1782
38
13-9-L
Excellent
219
132
John, Jr.
Wallis
1695
1777
82
13-10-L
220
132
Sarah
Wallis
Wheeler
1700
1752
52
13-10-L
221
133
Mary
White
Unknown
1710
1777
67
13-10-L
221.5
133
Mary
Wallis
Unknown
1710
1777
67
13-10-L
255
156
Daniel, Jr.
Taylor
1731
1768
37
14-1-R
Very Good
256
157
Elizabeth
Taylor
1759
1770
11
14-2-R
Very Good
*
*
*
*
*
*
Unknown
Taylor
Page 11
Index Rows
Old Burying Ground
2011
STONE PAGE
TITLE
Row Index
FIRST
LAST
295
180
Benjamin, Jr.
Adams
296
181
Alice
Wilson
214
129
Mary
214.5
129
213
MAIDEN
CONDITION 2011
1779
1779
0
14-3-R
Very Good
Totman
1727
1809
82
14-4-R
Excellent
Bailey
Worcester?
1703
1787
84
14-1-L
Good
Mary
Spafford
Worcester?
1703
1787
84
14-1-L
Good
129
David
Spafford
1710
1793
83
14-2-L
Good
294
180
Worn
Slate
0
14-3-L
Worn Slate
293
179
Jacob
Blodgett
59
15-1-R
Excellent
261
159
"Fieldstone"
Manning
0
15-2-R
No Fieldstones 2011
262
160
Samuel
Wallis
1766
1785
19
15-1-L
Good
264
161
Elizabeth
Coneck
1754
1756
2
15-2-L
No Headstone 2011
263
160
Elizabeth
Coneck
1724
1757
33
15-3-L
Very Mossy - Good
272
167
Amos, Jr.
Sartell
1749
1773
24
15-4-L
Mossy - Good
277
170
Infant
Haynes
1823
1823
0
15-5-L
Very Mossy - Good
276
169
Charles
Haynes
1829
1830
1
15-5-L
Very Mossy - Good
273
168
Lucy
Haynes
Osgood
1791
1820
29
15-6-L
Excellent
274
168
Polly
Haynes
Nichols
1784
1821
37
15-6-L
Excellent
275
169
Elmiry
Haynes
1816
1816
0
15-6-L
Excellent
303
184 Deacon
Heald
1708
1775
67
16-1-R
Excellent
297
181
Nathaniel
Scales
1757
1816
59
16-2-R
Excellent
298
182
Mary
Scales
1755
1824
69
16-3-R
Excellent
268
165
Jonathan, Jr.
Hubbard
1683
1761
78
16-1-L
Very Good
269
166
Rebecca
Hubbard
1684
1751
67
16-2-L
Okay
270
166
John
Hubbard
1727
1759
32
16-3-L
Good
271
167
Mary
Hubbard
Ball
1733
1822
89
16-4-L
Very Mossy - Good
271.3
167
Mary
Baldwin
Ball
1733
1822
89
16-4-L
Very Mossy - Good
Lieut.
*
*
Major
* Amos
1749
Wallis
Kendall
Brown
Page 12
1808
Index Rows
Old Burying Ground
2011
STONE PAGE
TITLE
Row Index
FIRST
LAST
271.6
167
Mary
Jewett
302
184
Jesse
299
182
300
183
301
183
265
162
266
MAIDEN
1733
1822
89
16-4-L
Very Mossy - Good
Cumings
1808
1808
0
17-1-R
Mossy - Good
Rachel
Hosley
1769
1778
9
17-2-R
Mossy - Good
John
Hosley
1761
1778
17
17-3-R
Good
James, 5th
Hosley
1759
1776
17
17-3-R
Good
David, Jr.
Holden
1763
1763
0
17-1-L
Good
164
Sarah
Hemenway
Stevens
1713
1766
53
17-2-L
Very Good
266.5
164
Sarah
Taylor
Stevens
1713
1766
53
17-2-L
Very Good
267
164
Phineas
Hemenway
1706
1760
54
17-3-L
Very Good
285
174
Lucy
Rumrill
1730
1818
88
17-4-L
Very Good
284
173
Joseph
Rumrill
1726
1799
73
17-5-L
Very Good
283
173
Esther
Rumrill
1763
1785
22
17-6-L
Very Good
278
170
Harriet
Haynes
1831
1833
2
17-7-L
Mossy - Good
331
202
HB
Jefts?
0
18-1-R
Excellent
330
201
Elizabeth
Jefts
329
200
Henry
Jefts
332
202
Lydia
Jefts
333
203
Lydia
Jefts
334
203
Mary
Jefts
336
204
Sarah "Sally"
Jefts
335
204
Robert
343
208
337
*
*
*
Rev.
*
Ball
CONDITION 2011
Stevens
Waugh
1770
1863
93
18-2-R
Excellent
1768
1827
59
18-3-R
Excellent
1749
1789
40
18-4-R
1771
1771
0
18-5-R
Mossy - Good
Maynard
1788
1816
28
18-6-R
Mossy - Good
Green
1795
1885
90
18-7-R
No Headstone 2011
Jefts
1788
1849
61
18-8-R
Excellent
James
Campbell
1744
1763
19
18-9-R
Mossy - Good
205
Jane
Conn
1740
1763
23
18-10-R
Okay
342
207
George, Jr.
Campbell
1742
1762
20
18-11-R
Good
341
207
Susanna
Campbell
1760
1761
1
18-12-R
Good
Hosley
Campbell
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Index Rows
Old Burying Ground
2011
STONE PAGE
TITLE
FIRST
Row Index
LAST
MAIDEN
CONDITION 2011
340
206
Mary
Campbell
1736
1753
17
18-13-R
Very Mossy - Okay
339
206
Margaret
Campbell
1739
1752
13
18-14-R
Good
338
205
George
Campbell
1711
1761
50
18-15-R
Very Good
286
175
William
Stevens
1724
1758
34
18-1-L
Very Good
287
176
Sibbel
Stevens
1730
1753
23
18-2-L
No Headstone 2011
282
172
Benjamin
Sawtell
1783
1856
73
18-3-L
288
176
Sibbel
Stevens
1753
1753
0
18-4-L
No Headstone 2011
281
172
Abigail
White
1785
1852
67
18-5-L
280
171
Amos
Sartell
1718
1799
81
18-6-L
Very Mossy - Good
279
171
Elizabeth
Sartell
Fletcher
1723
1790
67
18-5-L
Very Good
367
222
Susanna
Haynes
Unknown
1754
1849
95
19-1-R
Very Good
367.5
222
Susanna
Munroe
Unknown
1754
1849
95
19-1-R
Very Good
365
221
Sibbel
Adams
Gassett
1778
1859
81
19-2-R
Very Mossy - Good
364
221
James
Adams
1773
1859
86
19-3-R
Very Mossy - Good
363
219
Sibbel
Adams
1797
1797
0
19-4-R
Very Good
363.3
220
Betsey
Adams
1799
1799
0
19-4-R
Very Good
363.6
220
James, Jr.
Adams
1801
1801
0
19-4-R
Very Good
362
219
Mehitable
Adams
Crosby
1734
1783
49
19-5-R
Excellent
366
222
Kezia
Sherwin
Adams
1759
1782
23
19-6-R
Excellent
361
218
Elizabeth
Adams
1763
1782
19
19-7-R
Excellent
360
218
Molly "Mary"
Adams
1763
1785
22
19-8-R
Very Good
349
212
Marcy
Campbell
1774
1775
1
19-9-R
Excellent
348
212
Henry
Campbell
1761
1763
2
19-10-R
Excellent
347
211
Sarah
Campbell
1764
1782
18
19-11-R
Excellent
346
211
John, Jr.
Campbell
1762
1783
21
19-12-R
Mossy - Good
Ensign
*
*
*
*
Farnsworth
Sartell
Sartell
Page 14
Index Rows
Old Burying Ground
2011
STONE PAGE
TITLE
Row Index
FIRST
LAST
344
208
Elizabeth
Waugh
345
209
Cirston
Waugh
291
178
Daniel
Taylor
290
177
Mary
Taylor
289
177
Sarah
Taylor
292
178
Mary
371
224
370
MAIDEN
CONDITION 2011
1745
1747
2
19-13-R
Okay
1678
1747
69
19-14-R
Very Mossy - Okay
1704
1783
79
19-1-L
Very Good
Unknown
1708
1744
36
19-2-L
Mossy - Good
Stow
1710
1756
46
19-3-L
Mossy - Good
Taylor
1729
1746
17
19-4-L
Mossy - Okay
Susannah
Hobart
1770
1775
5
20-1-R
Excellent
224
Samuel
Hobart
1766
1769
3
20-2-R
Very Mossy - Good
368
223
Martha
Hobart
1690
1774
84
20-3-R
Mossy - Okay
369
223
Shebuel
Hobart
1681
1764
83
20-3-R
Mossy - Okay
304
185
Stow
1705
1780
75
20-1-L
Very Good
305
186
0
20-2-L
Poor, illegible
311
190
397
Capt.
*
Deacon Jonathan
Unknown
Prescott
Samuel
Stow
Jeremiah, Jr.
Ball
1731
1792
61
20-3-L
Very Good
238
Infant Son
Sylvester
1816
1816
0
21-1-R
No Headstone 2011
359
217
Benjamin
Read
1765
1801
36
21-2-R
Very Good
358
217
Sarah
Read
1748
1785
37
21-3-R
Mossy - Good
357
216
Thomas, Jr.
Read
1721
1772
51
21-4-R
Very Good
356
216
Olive
Read
Howard
1729
1806
77
21-5-R
355
215
Caturina
Smith
Unknown
1714
1793
79
21-6-R
Mossy - Good
354
215
Thomas
Smith
1692
1781
89
21-7-R
Mossy - Good
353
214
John
Waugh
1710
1805
95
21-8-R
Excellent
352
214
Nanney "Ann"
Waugh
1716
1766
50
21-9-R
Very Mossy - Good
351
213
John, Jr.
Waugh
1749
1754
5
21-10-R
Good
350
213
Robert
Waugh
1751
1778
27
21-11-R
Very Mossy - Good
312
190
Jonas
Flagg
1780
1784
4
21-1-L
Mossy - Good
Lieut.
*
*
*
Unknown
Page 15
Index Rows
Old Burying Ground
2011
STONE PAGE
TITLE
Row Index
FIRST
LAST
MAIDEN
CONDITION 2011
313
192
Polly
Flagg
1783
1784
1
21-2-L
Good
314
192
Jonas
Flagg
1793
1794
1
21-3-L
Mossy - Good
315
193
Milly
Flagg
1790
1794
4
21-4-L
No Headstone 2011
398
239
Mary
Batchelder
1739
1789
50
22-1-R
Very Mossy - Okay
400
240
Jacob
Dix
1768
1768
0
22-2-R
Good
399
239
Elizabeth
Dix
1734
1774
40
22-3-R
Very Good
401
241
Charles
Jefts
1794
1794
0
22-4-R
306
186
Daniel
Conant
1752
1753
1
22-1-L
Good
306.3
187
Sarah
Conant
1735
1735
0
22-1-L
Good
306.6
187
Daughter
Conant
1746
1746
0
22-1-L
Good
307
188
Son
Conant
1749
1749
0
22-2-L
Good
308
188
John
Conant
1713
1756
43
22-3-L
Mossy - Very Good
309
189
Sarah
Conant
Farrar
1715
1799
84
22-4-L
Mossy - Very Good
310
189
Hannah
Hubbard
Conant
1750
1771
21
22-5-L
Very Good
402
241
Hebzebeth
Nutting
Unknown
1738
1819
81
23-6-R
Very Good
403
242
Edward
Nutting
1814
1819
5
23-6-R
Very Good
404
242
Thomas
Wyman
1735
1776
41
23-7-R
Very Good
405
243
Lydia
Wyman
Holden
1783
1823
40
23-8-R
Very Good
407
244
Rebecca
Wesson
Eaton
1749
1786
37
23-9-R
Very Good
406
244
William
Wesson
1744
1819
75
23-10-R
Very Mossy - Good
326
198
Euncie
Clarke
1678
1761
83
23-1-L
Very Good
325
198
William
Clarke
1679
1756
77
23-2-L
Okay
324
197
William, Jr.
Clark
1717
1776
59
23-3-L
Mossy - Good
323
197
Susannah
Clark
1760
1777
17
23-4-L
Excellent
322
196
Abigail
Petts
1718
1761
43
23-5-L
Very Good
*
*
*
*
Emerson
Sawyer
Taylor
Harrington?
Page 16
Index Rows
Old Burying Ground
2011
STONE PAGE
321
196
320
195
319
195
318
194
317
194
316
TITLE
FIRST
*
Row Index
LAST
MAIDEN
CONDITION 2011
John
Petts
1713
1767
54
23-6-L
Very Good
Ebenezer
Petts
1753
1766
13
23-8-L
Very Good
Josiah
Heald
1758
1758
0
23-9-L
Very Good
Isaac
Gassett
1730
1785
55
23-10-L
Very Good
Levi
Gassett
1746
1784
38
23-11-L
Excellent
193
Sally
Gassett
1782
1796
14
23-12-L
Excellent
411
246
Abigail
Wesson
1749
1790
41
24-1-R
Mossy - Okay
410
246
Mary
Wesson
1756
1772
16
24-2-R
Excellent
409
245
Samuel, Jr.
Wesson
1722
1772
50
24-3-R
Excellent
408
245
Sarah
Wesson
Rogers
1725
1791
66
24-4-R
Mossy - Good
328
199
Elizabeth
Stevens
Sherman
1687
1757
70
24-1-L
Good
327
199
Joseph
Stevens
1679
1756
77
24-2-L
Good
424
255
Silas
Maynard
1781
1781
0
25-1-R
Excellent
417
249
Obadiah
Spaulding
1784
1787
3
25-2-R
Very Good
413
247
Lemuel
Jenkins
1736
1798
62
25-3-R
Excellent
412
247
Sarah
Jenkins
1728
1807
79
25-4-R
Mossy - Very Good
414
248
Sally
Jenkins
1797
1800
3
26-3-R
Good
416
249
Samuel
Jenkins
1769
1852
83
26-5-R
Good
415
248
Elizabeth
Jenkins
1772
1859
87
26-6-R
Good
372
226
David
Spaulding
1773
1827
54
26-1-L
Excellent
373
226
Benjamin
Spaulding
1743
1832
89
26-2-L
Excellent
374
227
Mary
Spaulding
Heald
1744
1826
82
26-3-L
Very Good
375
227
Sarah
Spaulding
Barrett
1714
1806
92
26-4-L
Very Good
376
228 Deacon
1710
1776
66
26-5-L
Very Good
378
229
1739
1804
65
26-6-L
Very Good
*
*
*
*
Lieut.
*
* Isaac
Elizabeth
Wesson
Sanders
Spaulding
Spaulding
Sawtell
Page 17
Index Rows
Old Burying Ground
2011
STONE PAGE
TITLE
Row Index
FIRST
LAST
MAIDEN
CONDITION 2011
Jonathan, Jr.
Spaulding
1762
1763
1
26-7-L
Excellent
Jonathan
Spaulding
1734
1790
56
26-7-L
Excellent
1772
1814
42
26-8-L
Excellent
379
229
380
230
381
230
Jonathan, Jr.
Spaulding
377
228
Hannah
Spaulding
Going
1779
1857
78
26-9-L
Very Good
377.5
228
Hannah
Withington
Going
1779
1857
78
26-9-L
Very Good
382
231
Laura
Spaulding
1805
1814
9
26-10-L
Very Good
383
231
Lydia
Emerson
1786
1810
24
26-11-L
Excellent
396
238
Molly
Sloan
Searle
1759
1849
90
27-1-L
Very Good
396.5
238
Molly
Sylvester
Searle
1759
1849
90
27-1-L
Very Good
395
237
Hannah
Searle
1767
1810
43
27-2-L
Very Mossy - Good
390
235
Ephraim
Spaulding
1786
1868
82
27-3-L
Very Good
389
234
Susan "Sukey"
Spaulding
1789
1841
52
27-4-L
Excellent
388
234
Eliza L.
Spaulding
1822
1837
15
27-5-L
Excellent
387
233
Martha Cumings
Spaulding
1818
1837
19
27-6-L
Excellent
386
233
Benjamin Hill
Spaulding
1816
1817
1
27-7-L
Very Good
384
232
Fylena
Fessenden
1813
1813
0
28-1-L
Okay
385
232
Merrinda
Fessenden
1807
1826
19
28-2-L
Very Good
394
237
Elbridge G.
Prentice
1810
1812
2
29-1-L
Good
392
236
Sarah
Hobart
1747
1771
24
29-2-L
Mossy - Good
393
236
Sarah
Hobart
1771
1771
0
29-2-L
Mossy - Good
391
235
John
Gilson
1816
1816
0
29-3-L
418
250
Illegible
Spaulding
0
30-1-L
Small pieces remain
419
250
Illegible
Spaulding
0
30-2-L
Small pieces remain
420
251
Illegible
Spaulding
0
30-3-L
Small pieces remain
421
251
Illegible
Spaulding
0
30-4-L
Small pieces remain
*
*
*
Hill
Nutting
Page 18
Index Rows
Old Burying Ground
2011
STONE PAGE
TITLE
FIRST
Row Index
LAST
MAIDEN
CONDITION 2011
422
252
Elizabeth
Fales
Atwood
1700
1783
83
30-5-L
Very Mossy - Okay
422.5
252
Elizabeth
Tenney
Atwood
1700
1783
83
30-5-L
Very Mossy - Okay
423
254
Mary
Proctor
Parker
1723
1790
67
31-1-L
Excellent
425
255
Mary
Manning
French
1709
1782
73
32-1-L
Excellent
426
256
Hannah
Manning
1750
1844
94
32-2-L
Excellent
430
258
Abigail
Rumrill
1759
1787
28
32-3-L
Very Mossy - Good
427
256
Abigail
Proctor
1778
1787
9
33-1-L
Very Good
428
257
Mary
Proctor
1748
1815
67
33-2-L
Excellent
429
257
Oliver, Jr.
Proctor
1745
1815
70
33-3-L
Excellent
*
Lamson
Manning
Page 19
Index Rows
OLD BURYING GROUND
Highland Street
INDEX: Death Year
Old Burying Ground
STONE PAGE
TITLE
FIRST
1
Death Year Index
LAST
MAIDEN
CONDITION 2011
306.3
187
Sarah
Conant
1735
1735
0
22-1-L
Good
244
146
Ruth
Stow
1723
1744
21
13-9-R
Very Mossy - Okay
290
177
Mary
Taylor
1708
1744
36
19-2-L
Mossy - Good
306.6
187
Daughter
Conant
1746
1746
0
22-1-L
Good
292
178
Mary
Taylor
1729
1746
17
19-4-L
Mossy - Okay
209
124
Sarah
Whitney
1672
1746
74
12-3-L
Some Moss - Good
194
115
Abner
Brooks
1740
1747
7
9-11-R
Very Good
195
115
Dorothy
Brooks
1731
1747
16
9-10-R
Very Mossy - Okay
191
113
Noah
Brooks
1746
1747
1
9-14-R
No Headstone 2011
193
114
Rebecca
Brooks
1742
1747
5
9-12-R
No Headstone 2011
198
117
Sarah
Brooks
1701
1747
46
9-7-R
Some Moss - Good
192
114
Seth
Brooks
1722
1747
25
9-13-R
Very Mossy - Good
345
209
Cirston
Waugh
1678
1747
69
19-14-R
Very Mossy - Okay
344
208
Elizabeth
Waugh
1745
1747
2
19-13-R
Okay
307
188
Son
Conant
1749
1749
0
22-2-L
Good
223
134
Lois
Herrick
1749
1751
2
13-8-L
Mossy - Okay
269
166
Rebecca
Hubbard
1684
1751
67
16-2-L
Okay
339
206
Margaret
Campbell
1739
1752
13
18-14-R
Good
220
132
Sarah
Wallis
1700
1752
52
13-10-L
340
206
Mary
Campbell
1736
1753
17
18-13-R
Very Mossy - Okay
306
186
Daniel
Conant
1752
1753
1
22-1-L
Good
287
176
Sibbel
Stevens
1730
1753
23
18-2-L
No Headstone 2011
288
176
Sibbel
Stevens
1753
1753
0
18-4-L
No Headstone 2011
190
111
Kezia
Adams
1726
1754
28
9-15-R
Very Mossy - Okay
224
134
Edea
Herrick
1754
1754
0
13-8-L
Mossy - Okay
Unknown
Hapgood
Heywood
Unknown
Brown
Wheeler
Farnsworth
Brooks
*Also see Patriot Index
Old Burying Ground
STONE PAGE
TITLE
FIRST
2
Death Year Index
LAST
MAIDEN
CONDITION 2011
351
213
John, Jr.
Waugh
1749
1754
5
21-10-R
Good
325
198
William
Clarke
1679
1756
77
23-2-L
Okay
308
188
John
Conant
1713
1756
43
22-3-L
Mossy - Very Good
264
161
Elizabeth
Coneck
1754
1756
2
15-2-L
No Headstone 2011
235
141
Nathaniel
Richardson
1707
1756
49
11-5-R
Mossy - Good
188
109
Millicent
Smith
1737
1756
19
9-17-R
327
199
Joseph
Stevens
1679
1756
77
24-2-L
Good
289
177
Sarah
Taylor
Stow
1710
1756
46
19-3-L
Mossy - Good
263
160
Elizabeth
Coneck
Wallis
1724
1757
33
15-3-L
Very Mossy - Good
328
199
Stevens
Sherman
1687
1757
70
24-1-L
Good
319
195
*
Elizabeth
Josiah
Heald
1758
1758
0
23-9-L
Very Good
286
175
Ensign
William
Stevens
1724
1758
34
18-1-L
Very Good
270
166
John
Hubbard
1727
1759
32
16-3-L
Good
267
164
Phineas
Hemenway
1706
1760
54
17-3-L
Very Good
211
127
Zacheus
Whitney
1735
1760
25
12-5-L
Excellent
338
205
George
Campbell
1711
1761
50
18-15-R
Very Good
341
207
Susanna
Campbell
1760
1761
1
18-12-R
Good
326
198
Euncie
Clarke
1678
1761
83
23-1-L
Very Good
268
165
Jonathan, Jr.
Hubbard
1683
1761
78
16-1-L
Very Good
322
196
Abigail
Petts
1718
1761
43
23-5-L
Very Good
342
207
George, Jr.
Campbell
1742
1762
20
18-11-R
Good
348
212
Henry
Campbell
1761
1763
2
19-10-R
Excellent
343
208
James
Campbell
1744
1763
19
18-9-R
Mossy - Good
337
205
Jane
Conn
1740
1763
23
18-10-R
Okay
265
162
David, Jr.
Holden
1763
1763
0
17-1-L
Good
*
Lieut.
*
*
Rev.
Major
*
Brooks
Taylor
Harrington?
Campbell
Old Burying Ground
STONE PAGE
TITLE
3
Death Year Index
FIRST
LAST
MAIDEN
CONDITION 2011
379
229
Jonathan, Jr.
Spaulding
1762
1763
1
26-7-L
Excellent
230
137
John
Wallis
1675
1763
88
13-2-L
Good
216
130
Mary
Ball
1702
1764
62
11a-1-L
Mossy - Good
369
223
Shebuel
Hobart
1681
1764
83
20-3-R
Mossy - Okay
225
135
Lydia
Herrick
1760
1765
5
13-8-L
Mossy - Okay
229
137
Elizabeth
Wallis
Unknown
1692
1765
73
13-1-L
Good
266
164
Sarah
Hemenway
Stevens
1713
1766
53
17-2-L
Very Good
320
195
Ebenezer
Petts
1753
1766
13
23-8-L
Very Good
266.5
164
Sarah
Taylor
Stevens
1713
1766
53
17-2-L
Very Good
352
214
Nanney "Ann"
Waugh
Unknown
1716
1766
50
21-9-R
Very Mossy - Good
321
196
John
Petts
1713
1767
54
23-6-L
Very Good
400
240
Jacob
Dix
1768
1768
0
22-2-R
Good
255
156
Daniel, Jr.
Taylor
1731
1768
37
14-1-R
Very Good
370
224
Samuel
Hobart
1766
1769
3
20-2-R
Very Mossy - Good
258
158
Elizabeth
Manning
1702
1770
68
12-2-R
Good
256
157
Elizabeth
Taylor
1759
1770
11
14-2-R
Very Good
210
127
Amos
Whitney
1705
1770
65
12-4-L
Very Good
392
236
Sarah
Hobart
1747
1771
24
29-2-L
Mossy - Good
393
236
Sarah
Hobart
1771
1771
0
29-2-L
Mossy - Good
310
189
Hannah
Hubbard
1750
1771
21
22-5-L
Very Good
333
203
Lydia
Jefts
1771
1771
0
18-5-R
Mossy - Good
232
139
Joseph
Wallis
1767
1771
4
11-2-R
Mossy - Okay
357
216
Thomas, Jr.
Read
1721
1772
51
21-4-R
Very Good
232.1
139
Joseph
Wallis
1772
1772
0
11-2-R
Mossy - Okay
410
246
Mary
Wesson
1756
1772
16
24-2-R
Excellent
*
Lieut.
*
Stevens
Manning
Nutting
Conant
Old Burying Ground
STONE PAGE
TITLE
4
Death Year Index
FIRST
LAST
MAIDEN
CONDITION 2011
409
245
Samuel, Jr.
Wesson
1722
1772
50
24-3-R
Excellent
257
157
Samuel
Manning
1703
1773
70
12-1-R
Very Good
272
167
Amos, Jr.
Sartell
1749
1773
24
15-4-L
Mossy - Good
399
239
Elizabeth
Dix
Sawyer
1734
1774
40
22-3-R
Very Good
368
223
Martha
Hobart
Prescott
1690
1774
84
20-3-R
Mossy - Okay
349
212
Marcy
Campbell
1774
1775
1
19-9-R
Excellent
303
184 Deacon
Heald
1708
1775
67
16-1-R
Excellent
371
224
Susannah
Hobart
1770
1775
5
20-1-R
Excellent
324
197
William, Jr.
Clark
1717
1776
59
23-3-L
Mossy - Good
301
183
James, 5th
Hosley
1759
1776
17
17-3-R
Good
234
140
Elizabeth
Richardson
1709
1776
67
11-4-R
Good
376
228 Deacon
Spaulding
1710
1776
66
26-5-L
Very Good
404
242
Thomas
Wyman
1735
1776
41
23-7-R
Very Good
323
197
Susannah
Clark
1760
1777
17
23-4-L
Excellent
219
132
John, Jr.
Wallis
1695
1777
82
13-10-L
221.5
133
Mary
Wallis
Unknown
1710
1777
67
13-10-L
221
133
Mary
White
Unknown
1710
1777
67
13-10-L
300
183
John
Hosley
1761
1778
17
17-3-R
Good
299
182
Rachel
Hosley
1769
1778
9
17-2-R
Mossy - Good
350
213
Robert
Waugh
1751
1778
27
21-11-R
Very Mossy - Good
295
180
Benjamin, Jr.
Adams
1779
1779
0
14-3-R
Very Good
248
148
David
Tucker
1779
1779
0
12-5-R
Excellent
212
128
Rebecca
Whitney
1736
1779
43
12-6-L
Excellent
217
131
Jeremiah
Ball
1701
1780
79
11a-2-L
Very Good
197.5
116
Elizabeth
Brooks
1709
1780
71
9-8-R
Very Mossy - Good
*
*
*
*
*
*
* Amos
* Isaac
Stevens
Clark
Church?
Old Burying Ground
STONE PAGE
TITLE
5
Death Year Index
FIRST
LAST
MAIDEN
CONDITION 2011
180.1
105
Sarah
Farrar
Brooks
1724
1780
56
8-9-R
Very Good
197
116
Elizabeth
Giles
Church?
1709
1780
71
9-8-R
Very Mossy - Good
304
185
Deacon Jonathan
Stow
1705
1780
75
20-1-L
Very Good
424
255
Silas
Maynard
1781
1781
0
25-1-R
Excellent
354
215
Thomas
Smith
1692
1781
89
21-7-R
Mossy - Good
361
218
Elizabeth
Adams
1763
1782
19
19-7-R
Excellent
347
211
Sarah
Campbell
1764
1782
18
19-11-R
Excellent
222
133
Olive
Clarke
Taylor
1744
1782
38
13-9-L
Excellent
425
255
Mary
Manning
French
1709
1782
73
32-1-L
Excellent
254
152
Abigail
Richardson
Dix
1762
1782
20
13-3-R
Very Good
366
222
Kezia
Sherwin
Adams
1759
1782
23
19-6-R
Excellent
362
219
Mehitable
Adams
Crosby
1734
1783
49
19-5-R
Excellent
73
43
Abel
Butterfield
1783
1783
0
5-11-L
Under Earth
346
211
John, Jr.
Campbell
1762
1783
21
19-12-R
Mossy - Good
208
124
Deacon Samuel
Clarke
1706
1783
77
12-2-L
Mossy - Very Good
422
252
1700
1783
83
30-5-L
Very Mossy - Okay
291
178
1704
1783
79
19-1-L
Very Good
422.5
1700
1783
83
30-5-L
Very Mossy - Okay
*
*
Elizabeth
Fales
Daniel
Taylor
252
Elizabeth
Tenney
312
190
Jonas
Flagg
1780
1784
4
21-1-L
Mossy - Good
313
192
Polly
Flagg
1783
1784
1
21-2-L
Good
317
194
Levi
Gassett
1746
1784
38
23-11-L
Excellent
175
102
David
Sawtell
1702
1784
82
8-4-R
Very Good
166
98
Son
Spaulding
1784
1784
0
11-6-L
Good
360
218
Molly "Mary"
Adams
Sartell
1763
1785
22
19-8-R
Very Good
152
89
Sarah
Ball
Shattuck
1755
1785
30
11-20-L
Good
Capt.
*
*
Atwood
Atwood
Old Burying Ground
STONE PAGE
318
194
174
TITLE
*
6
Death Year Index
FIRST
LAST
Isaac
Gassett
102
Patience
Hobart
358
217
Sarah
283
173
206
MAIDEN
CONDITION 2011
1730
1785
55
23-10-L
Very Good
1755
1785
30
8-3-R
Mossy - Very Good
Read
1748
1785
37
21-3-R
Mossy - Good
Esther
Rumrill
1763
1785
22
17-6-L
Very Good
123
Jesse Wood
Seaver
1784
1785
1
9-1-R
Mossy - Good
262
160
Samuel
Wallis
1766
1785
19
15-1-L
Good
407
244
Rebecca
Wesson
Eaton
1749
1786
37
23-9-R
Very Good
214
129
Mary
Bailey
Worcester?
1703
1787
84
14-1-L
Good
151
89
Hannah
Ball
Smith
1759
1787
28
11-21-L
Very Good
207
123
Sarah
Clarke
Unknown
1710
1787
77
12-1-L
Mossy - Very Good
119
69
Hannah
Pierce
Perham
1763
1787
24
10-2-L
Very Good
427
256
Abigail
Proctor
1778
1787
9
33-1-L
Very Good
430
258
Abigail
Rumrill
Lamson
1759
1787
28
32-3-L
Very Mossy - Good
214.5
129
Mary
Spafford
Worcester?
1703
1787
84
14-1-L
Good
417
249
Obadiah
Spaulding
1784
1787
3
25-2-R
Very Good
163
96
James
Stevens
1707
1787
80
11-9-L
Good
233
140
Mary
Stevens
Wallis
1759
1787
28
11-3-R
Very Good
218
131
Hannah
Ball
Fletcher
1718
1788
70
11a-3-L
Mossy - Good
144
85
Suzy
Giles
Baldwin
1764
1788
24
7-5-R
Some Moss - Good
139
83
Synthea
Manning
1788
1788
0
7-10-R
Good
398
239
Mary
Batchelder
1739
1789
50
22-1-R
Very Mossy - Okay
129
76
James
Hildreth
1762
1789
27
6-3-R
Good
183
107
Polley
Hosley
1782
1789
7
8-12-R
Mossy - Very Good
332
202
Lydia
Jefts
1749
1789
40
18-4-R
178
104
Elijah
Wyman
1747
1789
42
8-7-R
Mossy - Good
Lieut.
*
*
Lieut.
*
Flagg
Emerson
Hosley
Old Burying Ground
STONE PAGE
TITLE
187
109
*
199
118
Capt.
423
7
Death Year Index
FIRST
LAST
MAIDEN
CONDITION 2011
Nathaniel, Jr.
Bowers
1745
1790
45
8-15-R
Benjamin, Jr.
Brooks
1729
1790
61
9-5-R
Some Moss - Good
254
Mary
Proctor
Parker
1723
1790
67
31-1-L
Excellent
279
171
Elizabeth
Sartell
Fletcher
1723
1790
67
18-5-L
Very Good
380
230
Jonathan
Spaulding
1734
1790
56
26-7-L
Excellent
411
246
Abigail
Wesson
1749
1790
41
24-1-R
Mossy - Okay
179
104
David
Wyman
1782
1790
8
8-8-R
Good
164
97
Eleanor
Heald
1707
1791
84
11-8-L
Good
168
99
Benjamin, III
Spaulding
1790
1791
1
11-3-L
Very Mossy - Okay
408
245
Sarah
Wesson
1725
1791
66
24-4-R
Mossy - Good
311
190
Jeremiah, Jr.
Ball
1731
1792
61
20-3-L
Very Good
122
71
Esther
Conant
1746
1792
46
8-2-L
Very Good
60
36
Elizabeth
Hildreth
1780
1792
12
4-8-L
Very Mossy - Okay
70
41
Elizabeth
Richardson
1717
1792
75
6-2-L
Good
196
116
Brooks
1698
1793
95
9-9-R
Mossy - Good
59
36
*
Benjamin
Elizabeth
Hildreth
1759
1793
34
4-7-L
Good
91
54
Lieut.
Oliver
Hildreth
1723
1793
70
5-7-R
Good
138
82
Luke
Manning
1785
1793
8
7-11-R
Good
355
215
Caturina
Smith
1714
1793
79
21-6-R
Mossy - Good
213
129
David
Spafford
1710
1793
83
14-2-L
Good
237
142
Moses, Jr.
Warren
1785
1793
8
11-7-R
Good
38
25
Isaac
Conant
1789
1794
5
3-10-R
Mossy - Good
37
24
John
Conant
1786
1794
8
3-11-R
Good
314
192
Jonas
Flagg
1793
1794
1
21-3-L
Mossy - Good
315
193
Milly
Flagg
1790
1794
4
21-4-L
No Headstone 2011
*
*
Lieut.
*
*
Robbins
Rogers
Emery
Walker
Keyes
Unknown
Old Burying Ground
STONE PAGE
TITLE
8
Death Year Index
FIRST
LAST
MAIDEN
CONDITION 2011
401
241
Charles
Jefts
1794
1794
0
22-4-R
125
73
Safrona
Potter
1793
1794
1
9-1-L
Very Good
189
110
Daniel
Adams
1720
1795
75
9-16-R
Excellent
43
27
Robert
Campbell
1708
1795
87
3-5-R
Mossy - Good
71
42
Hezekiah
Richardson
1715
1795
80
6-3-L
3/4 of stone gone
180
105
Nabby
Wyman
1784
1795
11
8-8-R
Good
42
27
Elizabeth
Campbell
McDaniels
1718
1796
78
3-6-R
Very Good
252
150
Abigail
Dix
Randall?
1731
1796
65
13-2-R
Excellent
316
193
Sally
Gassett
1782
1796
14
23-12-L
Excellent
61
37
James
Hildreth
1793
1796
3
4-9-L
No Headstone 2011
170
100
Sybel
Spaulding
1765
1796
31
11-1-L
Very Good
31
21
John
Stevens
1730
1796
66
3-17-R
363
219
Adams
1797
1797
0
19-4-R
Very Good
156
93
*
Sibbel
Ebenezer
Ball
1729
1797
68
11-16-L
Very Good
253
150
Rev.
Samuel
Dix
1736
1797
61
13-1-R
Excellent
62
37
Nabby
Hildreth
1795
1797
2
4-10-L
Very Mossy - Okay
72
42
Nahum
Richardson
1796
1797
1
6-4-L
Very Good
231
138
Mary
Wallis
1736
1797
61
11-1-R
Very Good
64
38
Jeremiah
Butler
1794
1798
4
4-5-L
Very Mossy - Okay
35
23
Daniel
Conant
1755
1798
43
3-13-R
Excellent
128
76
Charles
Fessenden
1797
1798
1
6-2-R
Good
145
86
Suzy
Giles
1797
1798
1
7-4-R
Good
87
51
Daniel, Jr.
Holt
1756
1798
42
5-11-R
Very Good
413
247
Lemuel
Jenkins
1736
1798
62
25-3-R
Excellent
363.3
220
Betsey
Adams
1799
1799
0
19-4-R
Very Good
Capt.
*
*
*
*
*
*
*
*
Wallis
Barton
Old Burying Ground
STONE PAGE
127
75
309
TITLE
Lieut.
*
9
Death Year Index
FIRST
LAST
Life
Baldwin
189
Sarah
Conant
58
35
John, Jr.
284
173
280
171
159
MAIDEN
CONDITION 2011
1763
1799
36
6-1-R
Mossy - Very Good
1715
1799
84
22-4-L
Mossy - Very Good
Jewett
1796
1799
3
3-11-L
Mossy - Very Good
Joseph
Rumrill
1726
1799
73
17-5-L
Very Good
Amos
Sartell
1718
1799
81
18-6-L
Very Mossy - Good
94
Betsy
Ball
1798
1800
2
11-13-L
Good
155
92
Rebecca
Ball
1729
1800
71
11-17-L
Mossy - Good
45
28
Jonas
Campbell
1760
1800
40
3-3-R
Very Good
146
86
Abner
Giles
1795
1800
5
7-3-R
Mossy - Good
148
87
Joel
Giles
1798
1800
2
7-2-R
Good
149
88
John, Jr.
Giles
1791
1800
9
7-1-R
Okay
147
87
Samuel
Giles
1793
1800
7
7-3-R
Mossy - Good
182
106
Samuel, Jr.
Hosley
1794
1800
6
8-11-R
Very Good
414
248
Sally
Jenkins
1797
1800
3
26-3-R
Good
105
62
Olive
Spaulding
1796
1800
4
7-6-L
Good
107
63
Stilman
Spaulding
1800
1800
0
7-8-L
Good
106
63
Sumner
Spaulding
1800
1800
0
7-7-L
Okay
363.6
220
James, Jr.
Adams
1801
1801
0
19-4-R
Very Good
73
43
Peter, Jr.
Butterfield
1771
1801
30
5-11-L
Good
67
40
Polly
Emery
1795
1801
6
4-2-L
Okay
359
217
Benjamin
Read
1765
1801
36
21-2-R
Very Good
130
77
Streeter
1734
1801
67
6-4-R
Excellent
160
95
Susanna
Ball
1800
1802
2
11-12-L
Very Good
63
38
Joel, Jr.
Butler
1801
1802
1
4-6-L
Very Mossy - Okay
69
41
Martha
Butterfield
1774
1802
28
5-12-L
Very Mossy - Okay
*
*
*
*
Sergeant
*James
Farrar
Butterfield
Giles
Old Burying Ground
STONE PAGE
165
97
32
TITLE
Lieut.
*
FIRST
10
Death Year Index
LAST
MAIDEN
CONDITION 2011
Ephraim
Heald
1711
1802
91
11-7-L
Very Good
22
Ephraim, Jr.
Stevens
1796
1802
6
4-2-R
Very Good
54
33
Solomon
Green
1764
1803
39
3-7-L
Very Good
100
60
David, Jr.
Palmer
1803
1803
0
7-1-L
Good
27
19
Hannah
Sherwin
1800
1803
3
2-4-R
Mossy - Okay
50
31
Esther
Emery
1718
1804
86
3-3-L
Okay
51
32
Zachariah
Emery
1716
1804
88
3-4-L
Mossy - Very Good
92
56
Nabby
Farrow
1786
1804
18
5-6-R
Good
4
2
Daniel
Sherwin
1729
1804
75
1-4-R
Very Good
26
18
Fatima
Sherwin
1803
1804
1
2-3-R
Mossy - Okay
75
44
Elizabeth
Spaulding
Proctor
1733
1804
71
5-9-L
Very Good
378
229
Elizabeth
Spaulding
Sawtell
1739
1804
65
26-6-L
Very Good
93
56
Rebecca
Farrow
Stoddard
1753
1805
52
5-5-R
Very Mossy - Good
353
214
John
Waugh
1710
1805
95
21-8-R
Excellent
118
69
Esther
Pierce
Spaulding
1753
1806
53
10-3-L
Mossy - Good
356
216
Olive
Read
Howard
1729
1806
77
21-5-R
85
50
Simeon
Sartell
1749
1806
57
4-1-R
Mossy - Very Good
375
227
Sarah
Spaulding
Barrett
1714
1806
92
26-4-L
Very Good
412
247
Sarah
Jenkins
Wesson
1728
1807
79
25-4-R
Mossy - Very Good
177
103
Jonathan, Jr.
Wallis
1763
1807
44
8-6-R
Good
293
179
Jacob
Blodgett
1749
1808
59
15-1-R
Excellent
302
184
Jesse
Cumings
1808
1808
0
17-1-R
Mossy - Good
29
20
James
Wilson
1741
1808
67
2-6-R
Very Good
115
67
Nancy
Clement
1807
1809
2
10-6-L
Good
259
158
Samuel, Jr.
Manning
1732
1809
77
12-3-R
Very Good
Lieut.
Capt.
*
*
*
*
*
Lieut. *
Capt.
Lieut.
*
*
Stevens
Old Burying Ground
STONE PAGE
15
13
228
136
78
TITLE
FIRST
11
Death Year Index
LAST
Lydia
Sanders
Josiah
Spaulding
47
Polly
Wheeler
296
181
Alice
Wilson
383
231
Lydia
46
29
55
MAIDEN
CONDITION 2011
1751
1809
58
1-8-L
1760
1809
49
13-6-L
Excellent
Parker
1775
1809
34
5-6-L
Good
Totman
1727
1809
82
14-4-R
Excellent
Emerson
1786
1810
24
26-11-L
Excellent
Jonas
Farmer
1741
1810
69
3-2-R
Very Good
34
Mary
Green
Shattuck
1730
1810
80
3-8-L
Good
260
159
Abigail
Manning
Avery
1731
1810
79
12-4-R
Very Good
395
237
Hannah
Searle
1767
1810
43
27-2-L
Very Mossy - Good
66
39
Gilbert
Butler
1810
1811
1
4-4-L
Very Mossy - Okay
74
44
Peter
Butterfield
1739
1811
72
5-10-L
Very Good
41
26
Kezia
Campbell
1790
1811
21
3-7-R
Very Good
44
28
Ruth
Campbell
Colburn
1763
1811
48
3-4-R
Very Good
135
80
Martha
Davis
Stevens
1746
1811
65
6-7-R
Mossy - Good
241
144
Adaline
Lewis
1809
1811
2
12-9-R
242
145
1810
1811
1
12-8-R
Good
89
52
Archelaus
Adams
1731
1812
81
5-9-R
Very Good
30
20
Daughter
Adams
1812
1812
0
2-7-R
Good
246
147
Son
Boynton
1812
1812
0
13-8-R
Mossy - Good
40
26
Betsey
Campbell
1788
1812
24
3-8-R
Mossy - Good
1
1
Esther
Campbell
1782
1812
30
1-7-R
Good
2
1
John
Campbell
1755
1812
57
1-6-R
Very Good
394
237
Elbridge G.
Prentice
1810
1812
2
29-1-L
Good
215
130
Uzza
Richardson
1801
1812
11
12-11-L
Very Good
76
45
Eleazer
Spaulding
1728
1812
84
5-8-L
Very Good
*
*
Lieut.
*
*
*
Capt.
*
*
Levistone
Old Burying Ground
STONE PAGE
236
141
48
30
49
31
136
TITLE
12
Death Year Index
FIRST
*
LAST
Ephraim, Jr.
Warren
Lucy
Wyer
MAIDEN
Perham
CONDITION 2011
1731
1812
81
11-6-R
Excellent
1745
1812
67
3-1-L
Very Mossy - Okay
* Richard
Wyer
1737
1812
75
3-2-L
Very Mossy - Okay
81
Abel
Adams
1767
1813
46
6-6-R
Good
65
39
Daniel
Butler
1812
1813
1
4-3-L
Very Mossy - Okay
384
232
Fylena
Fessenden
1813
1813
0
28-1-L
Okay
56
34
Simeon
Green
1729
1813
84
3-9-L
Good
5
8
Susannah
Sherwin
1736
1813
77
1-3-R
Mossy - Good
113
66
Lucy Burbank
Walker
1811
1813
2
10-8-L
Okay
90
54
Hannah
Adams
1736
1814
78
5-8-R
Very Good
112
66
Lucy
Ball
1814
1814
0
9-7-L
Excellent
81
48
Amos
Mulliken
1727
1814
87
5-3-L
Mossy - Good
381
230
Jonathan, Jr.
Spaulding
1772
1814
42
26-8-L
Excellent
382
231
Laura
Spaulding
1805
1814
9
26-10-L
Very Good
245
146
David
Boynton
1778
1815
37
13-7-R
Excellent
117
68
Conant
1754
1815
61
10-4-L
Mossy - Good
240
143
*
Lydia
Richard
Gardner
1756
1815
59
11-10-R
Mossy - Good
121.1
71
Lieut.
Lemuel
Petts
1741
1815
74
9-2-L
Excellent
117.5
68
Lydia
Pierce
Prescott
1754
1815
61
10-4-L
Mossy - Good
428
257
Mary
Proctor
Manning
1748
1815
67
33-2-L
Excellent
429
257
Oliver, Jr.
Proctor
1745
1815
70
33-3-L
Excellent
16
13
Solomon
Sanders
1745
1815
70
1-9-L
57
35
Nancy
Scales
1813
1815
2
3-10-L
Very Mossy - Okay
239
143
Moses
Warren
1755
1815
60
11-8-R
Excellent
247
147
1814
1815
1
12-6-R
Excellent
Deacon
*
*
*
*
*
*
Proctor
Farwell
Prescott
Old Burying Ground
STONE PAGE
TITLE
13
Death Year Index
FIRST
LAST
MAIDEN
CONDITION 2011
96
58
Ezekiel B.
Farrow
1815
1816
1
5-2-R
Good
391
235
John
Gilson
1816
1816
0
29-3-L
275
169
Elmiry
Haynes
1816
1816
0
15-6-L
Excellent
126
73
Polly
Ingalls
Stone
1788
1816
28
8-1-L
Good
334
203
Mary
Jefts
Maynard
1788
1816
28
18-6-R
Mossy - Good
17
14
Abigail
Manning
1809
1816
7
2-7-L
Good
121
70
Hannah
Petts
1737
1816
79
9-3-L
Mossy - Very Good
297
181
Nathaniel
Scales
1757
1816
59
16-2-R
Excellent
7
9
Sherwin
1764
1816
52
1-1-R
Mossy - Good
25
18
Zoa
Sherwin
1813
1816
3
2-2-R
Mossy - Okay
397
238
Infant Son
Sylvester
1816
1816
0
21-1-R
No Headstone 2011
33
22
Lovia
Warner
1791
1816
25
3-15-R
Mossy - Good
39
25
Jonas, Jr.
Campbell
1784
1817
33
3-9-R
Very Good
250
149
Putnam
Hayward
1779
1817
38
13-5-R
Excellent
24
17
Cynthia
Sherwin
1811
1817
6
2-1-R
Mossy - Okay
386
233
Benjamin Hill
Spaulding
1816
1817
1
27-7-L
Very Good
14
12
Jonathan
Tarbell
1755
1817
62
1-7-L
Good
285
174
Lucy
Rumrill
1730
1818
88
17-4-L
Very Good
205
122
William Gilchrest
Seaver
1817
1818
1
10-1-R
Very Good
167
98
Sybel
Spaulding
1771
1818
47
11-4-L
Excellent
403
242
Edward
Nutting
1814
1819
5
23-6-R
Very Good
402
241
Nutting
1738
1819
81
23-6-R
Very Good
406
244
*
Hebzebeth
William
Wesson
1744
1819
75
23-10-R
Very Mossy - Good
123
72
Lieut.
Nathan
Conant
1743
1820
77
8-3-L
Very Good
273
168
Lucy
Haynes
1791
1820
29
15-6-L
Excellent
Ensign
* Zimri
*
*
*
Butterfield
Conant
Stevens
Sanders
Unknown
Osgood
Old Burying Ground
STONE PAGE
TITLE
14
Death Year Index
FIRST
LAST
MAIDEN
CONDITION 2011
82
49
Mehitable
Mulliken
Dodge
1732
1820
88
5-2-L
Mossy - Good
186
108
Sarah
Bowers
Sartell
1744
1821
77
8-16-R
274
168
Polly
Haynes
Nichols
1784
1821
37
15-6-L
Excellent
186.5
108
Sarah
Keyes
Sartell
1744
1821
77
8-16-R
12
11
Betsey
Sanders
1815
1821
6
1-5-L
Mossy - Good
271.3
167
Mary
Baldwin
Ball
1733
1822
89
16-4-L
Very Mossy - Good
116
68
Molly
Batchelder
Boutell
1752
1822
70
10-5-L
Very Good
251
149
Reuben
Gassett
1754
1822
68
13-4-R
Excellent
271
167
Mary
Hubbard
Ball
1733
1822
89
16-4-L
Very Mossy - Good
271.6
167
Mary
Jewett
Ball
1733
1822
89
16-4-L
Very Mossy - Good
120
70
Jonathan
Pierce
1752
1822
70
10-1-L
Very Good
116.5
68
Molly
Pierce
1752
1822
70
10-5-L
Very Good
277
170
Infant
Haynes
1823
1823
0
15-5-L
Very Mossy - Good
405
243
Lydia
Wyman
Holden
1783
1823
40
23-8-R
Very Good
298
182
Mary
Scales
Kendall
1755
1824
69
16-3-R
Excellent
114
67
Samuel Hills
Walker
1809
1824
15
10-7-L
Okay
137
82
Drusilla P.
Adams
1810
1825
15
6-5-R
Good
158
94
Emily
Ball
1817
1825
8
11-14-L
Good
157
93
Walter
Ball
1809
1825
16
11-15-L
Excellent
143
85
Deacon John
Giles
1762
1825
63
7-6-R
Very Good
20
15
Isaac
Kidder
1752
1825
73
2-4-L
Mossy - Good
243
145
Mary
Lewis
1821
1825
4
12-7-R
Very Mossy - Okay
103
61
Jesse
Spaulding
1769
1825
56
7-4-L
Very Good
176.5
103
Abigail
Wallis
Wetherbee
1753
1825
72
8-5-R
Mossy - Good
202
121
Mary "Polly"
Whitney
Wallis
1798
1825
27
9-2-R
Very Good
*
*
*
Boutell
Old Burying Ground
STONE PAGE
TITLE
15
Death Year Index
FIRST
LAST
176
103
Abigail
Wyman
111
65
Eliza Jane
97
58
385
MAIDEN
CONDITION 2011
1753
1825
72
8-5-R
Mossy - Good
Ball
1826
1826
0
9-7-L
Excellent
Walter
Farrow
1824
1826
2
5-1-R
Very Mossy - Good
232
Merrinda
Fessenden
1807
1826
19
28-2-L
Very Good
18
14
Lorenzo
Kidder
1823
1826
3
2-6-L
Mossy - Good
19
15
Sarah
Kidder
Stickney
1756
1826
70
2-5-L
Mossy - Good
374
227
Mary
Spaulding
Heald
1744
1826
82
26-3-L
Very Good
200
118
Elizabeth
Brooks
Green
1730
1827
97
9-4-R
Very Good
47
29
Mary
Farmer
Whitney
1752
1827
75
3-1-R
Excellent
329
200
Henry
Jefts
1768
1827
59
18-3-R
Excellent
83
49
Hannah
Mulliken
Barker
1758
1827
69
5-1-L
Mossy - Good
173
101
Hannah
Seaver
Wood
1747
1827
80
8-2-R
Very Good
372
226
David
Spaulding
1773
1827
54
26-1-L
Excellent
52
32
John
Emery
1753
1828
75
3-5-L
Very Good
21.5
16
Elizabeth
French
Kidder
1779
1828
49
2-3-L
Very Good
21
16
Elizabeth
Smith
Kidder
1779
1828
49
2-3-L
Very Good
11
11
Henry
Sanders
1804
1829
25
1-4-L
Good
276
169
Charles
Haynes
1829
1830
1
15-5-L
Very Mossy - Good
94
57
Orphan
Curtis
Unknown
1759
1831
72
5-4-R
Very Good
94.5
57
Orphan
Farrow
Unknown
1759
1831
72
5-4-R
Very Good
110
65
Lucy Burbank
Ball
1815
1832
17
9-6-L
Very Good
184
107
Samuel
Hosley
1749
1832
83
8-13-R
Excellent
172
101
Thomas
Seaver
1745
1832
87
8-1-R
Good
373
226
Benjamin
Spaulding
1743
1832
89
26-2-L
Excellent
278
170
Harriet
Haynes
1831
1833
2
17-7-L
Mossy - Good
*
*
*
Lieut. *
Lieut. *
Dr.
Wetherbee
Old Burying Ground
STONE PAGE
TITLE
16
Death Year Index
FIRST
LAST
249
148
Jonathan Price
Hayward
238
142
Martha
Warren
22
16
Lucy
Kidder
227
136
Joseph
Simonds
101
60
Olive
Spaulding
102
61
Thaddeus
153
90
95
57
84
50
10
10
388
MAIDEN
CONDITION 2011
1805
1835
30
13-6-R
Excellent
Read
1758
1835
77
11-9-R
Excellent
Pratt
1791
1836
45
2-2-L
Mossy - Good
1758
1836
78
13-5-L
Mossy - Good
1765
1836
71
7-2-L
Excellent
Spaulding
1758
1836
78
7-3-L
Very Good
Ebenezer, Jr.
Ball
1756
1837
81
11-19-L
Very Good
Thomas
Farrow
1752
1837
85
5-3-R
Very Good
Mulliken
1752
1837
85
5-4-L
Very Good
Solomon, Jr.
Sanders
1780
1837
57
1-3-L
Mossy - Good
234
Eliza L.
Spaulding
1822
1837
15
27-5-L
Excellent
387
233
Martha Cumings
Spaulding
1818
1837
19
27-6-L
Excellent
203
121
Kezia
Whitney
1800
1837
37
9-2-R
Very Good
141
84
John, Jr.
Giles
1806
1838
32
7-8-R
Very Good
8
9
Sarah "Sally"
Sanders
1801
1838
37
1-1-L
Mossy - Good
201
120
Adelia
Whitney
1834
1840
6
9-2-R
Very Good
104
62
Luther
Spaulding
1774
1841
67
7-5-L
Good
389
234
Susan "Sukey"
Spaulding
1789
1841
52
27-4-L
Excellent
169
99
Benjamin, Jr.
Spaulding
1767
1842
75
11-2-L
Very Good
161
95
Betsy "Betty"
Ball
Wesson
1776
1843
67
11-11-L
Very Good
3
2
Hannah
Campbell
Colburn
1761
1843
82
1-5-R
Mossy - Good
34
23
Millicent
Conant
Farrar
1756
1843
87
3-14-R
Very Good
6
8
Polly
Sherwin
Kimball
1771
1843
72
1-2-R
Mossy - Good
34.5
23
Millicent
Wallis
Farrar
1756
1843
87
3-14-R
Very Good
426
256
Hannah
Manning
1750
1844
94
32-2-L
Excellent
*
*
*
*
*
Dr., Esq.
*
*
* Isaac
Blood
Gage
Unknown
Hill
Old Burying Ground
STONE PAGE
28
19
154
90
181
106
134
79
162
TITLE
17
Death Year Index
FIRST
*
*
LAST
Hannah
Wilson
Ebenezer, III
Ball
Frances Grant
Green
Eleazer
96
109
MAIDEN
CONDITION 2011
1754
1844
90
2-5-R
Very Good
1787
1845
58
11-18-L
Excellent
1784
1845
61
8-10-R
Excellent
Davis
1751
1846
95
6-8-R
Excellent
Noah
Ball
1771
1847
76
11-10-L
Very Good
64
Lucy
Ball
Burbank
1787
1848
61
9-5-L
Very Good
150
88
Phebe
Ball
Wesson
1767
1848
81
11-22-L
Excellent
108
64
1790
1849
59
9-4-L
Excellent
86.5
51
Mary
Carly
Butterfield
1756
1849
93
5-12-R
Mossy - Very Good
124.5
72
Hannah
Conant
Petts
1769
1849
80
8-4-L
Mossy - Good
367
222
Susanna
Haynes
Unknown
1754
1849
95
19-1-R
Very Good
86
51
Mary
Holt
Butterfield
1756
1849
93
5-12-R
Mossy - Very Good
335
204
Robert
Jefts
1788
1849
61
18-8-R
Excellent
367.5
222
Susanna
Munroe
Unknown
1754
1849
95
19-1-R
Very Good
124
72
Hannah
Potter
Petts
1769
1849
80
8-4-L
Mossy - Good
396
238
Molly
Sloan
Searle
1759
1849
90
27-1-L
Very Good
396.5
238
Molly
Sylvester
Searle
1759
1849
90
27-1-L
Very Good
53
33
Sarah
Green
Hilton
1768
1850
82
3-6-L
Very Good
9
10
Lydia
Sanders
Sanders
1781
1850
69
1-2-L
Mossy - Good
36
24
Lois
Conant
Bowlin
1782
1851
69
3-12-R
Very Good
133
79
James
Davis
1780
1851
71
6-9-R
Excellent
68
40
Ruth
Emery
Sanders
1759
1851
92
4-1-L
Excellent
185
108
Mary "Polly"
Hosley
Farrar
1761
1851
90
8-14-R
Excellent
23
17
Isaac, Jr.
Kidder
1781
1851
70
2-1-L
Very Good
13
12
Betsey
Simonds
1793
1851
58
1-6-L
No Headstone 2011
*
Deacon
* Levi
*
*
*
*
Capt.
*
Parker
Hosley
Ball
Tarbell
Old Burying Ground
STONE PAGE
TITLE
18
Death Year Index
FIRST
LAST
132
78
Leah
Davis
416
249
Samuel
Jenkins
281
172
Abigail
White
282
172
Benjamin
77
46
79
MAIDEN
CONDITION 2011
1786
1852
66
6-10-R
Excellent
1769
1852
83
26-5-R
Good
1785
1852
67
18-5-L
Sawtell
1783
1856
73
18-3-L
Benjamin F.
Wheeler
1818
1856
38
5-7-L
Good
47
Benjamin, III
Wheeler
1771
1856
85
5-5-L
Very Good
142
84
Mary "Polly"
Giles
1765
1857
92
7-7-R
Very Good
140
83
Polly
Giles
1801
1857
56
7-9-R
Very Good
377
228
Hannah
Spaulding
Going
1779
1857
78
26-9-L
Very Good
377.5
228
Hannah
Withington
Going
1779
1857
78
26-9-L
Very Good
171
100
Betsy
Spaulding
Searle
1782
1858
76
11-5-L
Mossy - Good
364
221
James
Adams
1773
1859
86
19-3-R
Very Mossy - Good
365
221
Sibbel
Adams
1778
1859
81
19-2-R
Very Mossy - Good
88
52
Betsey "Bette"
Holt
1789
1859
70
5-10-R
415
248
Elizabeth
Jenkins
Sanders
1772
1859
87
26-6-R
Good
226.5
135
Bethia
Simonds
Read
1770
1861
91
13-7-L
Mossy - Good
226
135
Bethia
Spaulding
Read
1770
1861
91
13-7-L
Mossy - Good
330
201
Elizabeth
Jefts
Waugh
1770
1863
93
18-2-R
Excellent
80
48
Rebecca
Wheeler
Davis
1789
1864
75
5-5-L
Very Good
204
122
Hannah
Whitney
Marshall
1805
1866
61
9-2-R
Very Good
390
235
Ephraim
Spaulding
1786
1868
82
27-3-L
Very Good
201.1
120
Samuel
Whitney
1794
1870
76
9-2-R
Very Good
98
59
Olive
Spaulding
1802
1876
74
6-1-L
Good
131
78
William
Davis
1821
1879
58
6-11-R
Poor, illegible
99
59
Lucy
Parker
1806
1881
75
6-1-L
Good
*
*
Shattuck
Sartell
Adams
Gassett
Spaulding
Old Burying Ground
STONE PAGE
TITLE
19
Death Year Index
FIRST
LAST
336
204
Sarah "Sally"
Jefts
331
202
HB
261
159
294
MAIDEN
Green
1795
90
18-7-R
No Headstone 2011
Jefts?
0
18-1-R
Excellent
"Fieldstone"
Manning
0
15-2-R
No Fieldstones 2011
180
Worn
Slate
0
14-3-L
Worn Slate
418
250
Illegible
Spaulding
0
30-1-L
Small pieces remain
419
250
Illegible
Spaulding
0
30-2-L
Small pieces remain
420
251
Illegible
Spaulding
0
30-3-L
Small pieces remain
421
251
Illegible
Spaulding
0
30-4-L
Small pieces remain
305
186
Samuel
Stow
0
20-2-L
Poor, illegible
1885
CONDITION 2011
Old Burying Ground
STONE PAGE
TITLE
FIRST
1
Death Year Index
LAST
MAIDEN
CONDITION 2011
306.3
187
Sarah
Conant
1735
1735
0
22-1-L
Good
244
146
Ruth
Stow
1723
1744
21
13-9-R
Very Mossy - Okay
290
177
Mary
Taylor
1708
1744
36
19-2-L
Mossy - Good
306.6
187
Daughter
Conant
1746
1746
0
22-1-L
Good
292
178
Mary
Taylor
1729
1746
17
19-4-L
Mossy - Okay
209
124
Sarah
Whitney
1672
1746
74
12-3-L
Some Moss - Good
194
115
Abner
Brooks
1740
1747
7
9-11-R
Very Good
195
115
Dorothy
Brooks
1731
1747
16
9-10-R
Very Mossy - Okay
191
113
Noah
Brooks
1746
1747
1
9-14-R
No Headstone 2011
193
114
Rebecca
Brooks
1742
1747
5
9-12-R
No Headstone 2011
198
117
Sarah
Brooks
1701
1747
46
9-7-R
Some Moss - Good
192
114
Seth
Brooks
1722
1747
25
9-13-R
Very Mossy - Good
345
209
Cirston
Waugh
1678
1747
69
19-14-R
Very Mossy - Okay
344
208
Elizabeth
Waugh
1745
1747
2
19-13-R
Okay
307
188
Son
Conant
1749
1749
0
22-2-L
Good
223
134
Lois
Herrick
1749
1751
2
13-8-L
Mossy - Okay
269
166
Rebecca
Hubbard
1684
1751
67
16-2-L
Okay
339
206
Margaret
Campbell
1739
1752
13
18-14-R
Good
220
132
Sarah
Wallis
1700
1752
52
13-10-L
340
206
Mary
Campbell
1736
1753
17
18-13-R
Very Mossy - Okay
306
186
Daniel
Conant
1752
1753
1
22-1-L
Good
287
176
Sibbel
Stevens
1730
1753
23
18-2-L
No Headstone 2011
288
176
Sibbel
Stevens
1753
1753
0
18-4-L
No Headstone 2011
190
111
Kezia
Adams
1726
1754
28
9-15-R
Very Mossy - Okay
224
134
Edea
Herrick
1754
1754
0
13-8-L
Mossy - Okay
Unknown
Hapgood
Heywood
Unknown
Brown
Wheeler
Farnsworth
Brooks
Old Burying Ground
STONE PAGE
TITLE
FIRST
2
Death Year Index
LAST
MAIDEN
CONDITION 2011
351
213
John, Jr.
Waugh
1749
1754
5
21-10-R
Good
325
198
William
Clarke
1679
1756
77
23-2-L
Okay
308
188
John
Conant
1713
1756
43
22-3-L
Mossy - Very Good
264
161
Elizabeth
Coneck
1754
1756
2
15-2-L
No Headstone 2011
235
141
Nathaniel
Richardson
1707
1756
49
11-5-R
Mossy - Good
188
109
Millicent
Smith
1737
1756
19
9-17-R
327
199
Joseph
Stevens
1679
1756
77
24-2-L
Good
289
177
Sarah
Taylor
Stow
1710
1756
46
19-3-L
Mossy - Good
263
160
Elizabeth
Coneck
Wallis
1724
1757
33
15-3-L
Very Mossy - Good
328
199
Stevens
Sherman
1687
1757
70
24-1-L
Good
319
195
*
Elizabeth
Josiah
Heald
1758
1758
0
23-9-L
Very Good
286
175
Ensign
William
Stevens
1724
1758
34
18-1-L
Very Good
270
166
John
Hubbard
1727
1759
32
16-3-L
Good
267
164
Phineas
Hemenway
1706
1760
54
17-3-L
Very Good
211
127
Zacheus
Whitney
1735
1760
25
12-5-L
Excellent
338
205
George
Campbell
1711
1761
50
18-15-R
Very Good
341
207
Susanna
Campbell
1760
1761
1
18-12-R
Good
326
198
Euncie
Clarke
1678
1761
83
23-1-L
Very Good
268
165
Jonathan, Jr.
Hubbard
1683
1761
78
16-1-L
Very Good
322
196
Abigail
Petts
1718
1761
43
23-5-L
Very Good
342
207
George, Jr.
Campbell
1742
1762
20
18-11-R
Good
348
212
Henry
Campbell
1761
1763
2
19-10-R
Excellent
343
208
James
Campbell
1744
1763
19
18-9-R
Mossy - Good
337
205
Jane
Conn
1740
1763
23
18-10-R
Okay
265
162
David, Jr.
Holden
1763
1763
0
17-1-L
Good
*
Lieut.
*
*
Rev.
Major
*
Brooks
Taylor
Harrington?
Campbell
Old Burying Ground
STONE PAGE
TITLE
3
Death Year Index
FIRST
LAST
MAIDEN
CONDITION 2011
379
229
Jonathan, Jr.
Spaulding
1762
1763
1
26-7-L
Excellent
230
137
John
Wallis
1675
1763
88
13-2-L
Good
216
130
Mary
Ball
1702
1764
62
11a-1-L
Mossy - Good
369
223
Shebuel
Hobart
1681
1764
83
20-3-R
Mossy - Okay
225
135
Lydia
Herrick
1760
1765
5
13-8-L
Mossy - Okay
229
137
Elizabeth
Wallis
Unknown
1692
1765
73
13-1-L
Good
266
164
Sarah
Hemenway
Stevens
1713
1766
53
17-2-L
Very Good
320
195
Ebenezer
Petts
1753
1766
13
23-8-L
Very Good
266.5
164
Sarah
Taylor
Stevens
1713
1766
53
17-2-L
Very Good
352
214
Nanney "Ann"
Waugh
Unknown
1716
1766
50
21-9-R
Very Mossy - Good
321
196
John
Petts
1713
1767
54
23-6-L
Very Good
400
240
Jacob
Dix
1768
1768
0
22-2-R
Good
255
156
Daniel, Jr.
Taylor
1731
1768
37
14-1-R
Very Good
370
224
Samuel
Hobart
1766
1769
3
20-2-R
Very Mossy - Good
258
158
Elizabeth
Manning
1702
1770
68
12-2-R
Good
256
157
Elizabeth
Taylor
1759
1770
11
14-2-R
Very Good
210
127
Amos
Whitney
1705
1770
65
12-4-L
Very Good
392
236
Sarah
Hobart
1747
1771
24
29-2-L
Mossy - Good
393
236
Sarah
Hobart
1771
1771
0
29-2-L
Mossy - Good
310
189
Hannah
Hubbard
1750
1771
21
22-5-L
Very Good
333
203
Lydia
Jefts
1771
1771
0
18-5-R
Mossy - Good
232
139
Joseph
Wallis
1767
1771
4
11-2-R
Mossy - Okay
357
216
Thomas, Jr.
Read
1721
1772
51
21-4-R
Very Good
232.1
139
Joseph
Wallis
1772
1772
0
11-2-R
Mossy - Okay
410
246
Mary
Wesson
1756
1772
16
24-2-R
Excellent
*
Lieut.
*
Stevens
Manning
Nutting
Conant
Old Burying Ground
STONE PAGE
TITLE
4
Death Year Index
FIRST
LAST
MAIDEN
CONDITION 2011
409
245
Samuel, Jr.
Wesson
1722
1772
50
24-3-R
Excellent
257
157
Samuel
Manning
1703
1773
70
12-1-R
Very Good
272
167
Amos, Jr.
Sartell
1749
1773
24
15-4-L
Mossy - Good
399
239
Elizabeth
Dix
Sawyer
1734
1774
40
22-3-R
Very Good
368
223
Martha
Hobart
Prescott
1690
1774
84
20-3-R
Mossy - Okay
349
212
Marcy
Campbell
1774
1775
1
19-9-R
Excellent
303
184 Deacon
Heald
1708
1775
67
16-1-R
Excellent
371
224
Susannah
Hobart
1770
1775
5
20-1-R
Excellent
324
197
William, Jr.
Clark
1717
1776
59
23-3-L
Mossy - Good
301
183
James, 5th
Hosley
1759
1776
17
17-3-R
Good
234
140
Elizabeth
Richardson
1709
1776
67
11-4-R
Good
376
228 Deacon
Spaulding
1710
1776
66
26-5-L
Very Good
404
242
Thomas
Wyman
1735
1776
41
23-7-R
Very Good
323
197
Susannah
Clark
1760
1777
17
23-4-L
Excellent
219
132
John, Jr.
Wallis
1695
1777
82
13-10-L
221.5
133
Mary
Wallis
Unknown
1710
1777
67
13-10-L
221
133
Mary
White
Unknown
1710
1777
67
13-10-L
300
183
John
Hosley
1761
1778
17
17-3-R
Good
299
182
Rachel
Hosley
1769
1778
9
17-2-R
Mossy - Good
350
213
Robert
Waugh
1751
1778
27
21-11-R
Very Mossy - Good
295
180
Benjamin, Jr.
Adams
1779
1779
0
14-3-R
Very Good
248
148
David
Tucker
1779
1779
0
12-5-R
Excellent
212
128
Rebecca
Whitney
1736
1779
43
12-6-L
Excellent
217
131
Jeremiah
Ball
1701
1780
79
11a-2-L
Very Good
197.5
116
Elizabeth
Brooks
1709
1780
71
9-8-R
Very Mossy - Good
*
*
*
*
*
*
* Amos
* Isaac
Stevens
Clark
Church?
Old Burying Ground
STONE PAGE
TITLE
5
Death Year Index
FIRST
LAST
MAIDEN
CONDITION 2011
180.1
105
Sarah
Farrar
Brooks
1724
1780
56
8-9-R
Very Good
197
116
Elizabeth
Giles
Church?
1709
1780
71
9-8-R
Very Mossy - Good
304
185
Deacon Jonathan
Stow
1705
1780
75
20-1-L
Very Good
424
255
Silas
Maynard
1781
1781
0
25-1-R
Excellent
354
215
Thomas
Smith
1692
1781
89
21-7-R
Mossy - Good
361
218
Elizabeth
Adams
1763
1782
19
19-7-R
Excellent
347
211
Sarah
Campbell
1764
1782
18
19-11-R
Excellent
222
133
Olive
Clarke
Taylor
1744
1782
38
13-9-L
Excellent
425
255
Mary
Manning
French
1709
1782
73
32-1-L
Excellent
254
152
Abigail
Richardson
Dix
1762
1782
20
13-3-R
Very Good
366
222
Kezia
Sherwin
Adams
1759
1782
23
19-6-R
Excellent
362
219
Mehitable
Adams
Crosby
1734
1783
49
19-5-R
Excellent
73
43
Abel
Butterfield
1783
1783
0
5-11-L
Under Earth
346
211
John, Jr.
Campbell
1762
1783
21
19-12-R
Mossy - Good
208
124
Deacon Samuel
Clarke
1706
1783
77
12-2-L
Mossy - Very Good
422
252
1700
1783
83
30-5-L
Very Mossy - Okay
291
178
1704
1783
79
19-1-L
Very Good
422.5
1700
1783
83
30-5-L
Very Mossy - Okay
*
*
Elizabeth
Fales
Daniel
Taylor
252
Elizabeth
Tenney
312
190
Jonas
Flagg
1780
1784
4
21-1-L
Mossy - Good
313
192
Polly
Flagg
1783
1784
1
21-2-L
Good
317
194
Levi
Gassett
1746
1784
38
23-11-L
Excellent
175
102
David
Sawtell
1702
1784
82
8-4-R
Very Good
166
98
Son
Spaulding
1784
1784
0
11-6-L
Good
360
218
Molly "Mary"
Adams
Sartell
1763
1785
22
19-8-R
Very Good
152
89
Sarah
Ball
Shattuck
1755
1785
30
11-20-L
Good
Capt.
*
*
Atwood
Atwood
Old Burying Ground
STONE PAGE
318
194
174
TITLE
*
6
Death Year Index
FIRST
LAST
Isaac
Gassett
102
Patience
Hobart
358
217
Sarah
283
173
206
MAIDEN
CONDITION 2011
1730
1785
55
23-10-L
Very Good
1755
1785
30
8-3-R
Mossy - Very Good
Read
1748
1785
37
21-3-R
Mossy - Good
Esther
Rumrill
1763
1785
22
17-6-L
Very Good
123
Jesse Wood
Seaver
1784
1785
1
9-1-R
Mossy - Good
262
160
Samuel
Wallis
1766
1785
19
15-1-L
Good
407
244
Rebecca
Wesson
Eaton
1749
1786
37
23-9-R
Very Good
214
129
Mary
Bailey
Worcester?
1703
1787
84
14-1-L
Good
151
89
Hannah
Ball
Smith
1759
1787
28
11-21-L
Very Good
207
123
Sarah
Clarke
Unknown
1710
1787
77
12-1-L
Mossy - Very Good
119
69
Hannah
Pierce
Perham
1763
1787
24
10-2-L
Very Good
427
256
Abigail
Proctor
1778
1787
9
33-1-L
Very Good
430
258
Abigail
Rumrill
Lamson
1759
1787
28
32-3-L
Very Mossy - Good
214.5
129
Mary
Spafford
Worcester?
1703
1787
84
14-1-L
Good
417
249
Obadiah
Spaulding
1784
1787
3
25-2-R
Very Good
163
96
James
Stevens
1707
1787
80
11-9-L
Good
233
140
Mary
Stevens
Wallis
1759
1787
28
11-3-R
Very Good
218
131
Hannah
Ball
Fletcher
1718
1788
70
11a-3-L
Mossy - Good
144
85
Suzy
Giles
Baldwin
1764
1788
24
7-5-R
Some Moss - Good
139
83
Synthea
Manning
1788
1788
0
7-10-R
Good
398
239
Mary
Batchelder
1739
1789
50
22-1-R
Very Mossy - Okay
129
76
James
Hildreth
1762
1789
27
6-3-R
Good
183
107
Polley
Hosley
1782
1789
7
8-12-R
Mossy - Very Good
332
202
Lydia
Jefts
1749
1789
40
18-4-R
178
104
Elijah
Wyman
1747
1789
42
8-7-R
Mossy - Good
Lieut.
*
*
Lieut.
*
Flagg
Emerson
Hosley
Old Burying Ground
STONE PAGE
TITLE
187
109
*
199
118
Capt.
423
7
Death Year Index
FIRST
LAST
MAIDEN
CONDITION 2011
Nathaniel, Jr.
Bowers
1745
1790
45
8-15-R
Benjamin, Jr.
Brooks
1729
1790
61
9-5-R
Some Moss - Good
254
Mary
Proctor
Parker
1723
1790
67
31-1-L
Excellent
279
171
Elizabeth
Sartell
Fletcher
1723
1790
67
18-5-L
Very Good
380
230
Jonathan
Spaulding
1734
1790
56
26-7-L
Excellent
411
246
Abigail
Wesson
1749
1790
41
24-1-R
Mossy - Okay
179
104
David
Wyman
1782
1790
8
8-8-R
Good
164
97
Eleanor
Heald
1707
1791
84
11-8-L
Good
168
99
Benjamin, III
Spaulding
1790
1791
1
11-3-L
Very Mossy - Okay
408
245
Sarah
Wesson
1725
1791
66
24-4-R
Mossy - Good
311
190
Jeremiah, Jr.
Ball
1731
1792
61
20-3-L
Very Good
122
71
Esther
Conant
1746
1792
46
8-2-L
Very Good
60
36
Elizabeth
Hildreth
1780
1792
12
4-8-L
Very Mossy - Okay
70
41
Elizabeth
Richardson
1717
1792
75
6-2-L
Good
196
116
Brooks
1698
1793
95
9-9-R
Mossy - Good
59
36
*
Benjamin
Elizabeth
Hildreth
1759
1793
34
4-7-L
Good
91
54
Lieut.
Oliver
Hildreth
1723
1793
70
5-7-R
Good
138
82
Luke
Manning
1785
1793
8
7-11-R
Good
355
215
Caturina
Smith
1714
1793
79
21-6-R
Mossy - Good
213
129
David
Spafford
1710
1793
83
14-2-L
Good
237
142
Moses, Jr.
Warren
1785
1793
8
11-7-R
Good
38
25
Isaac
Conant
1789
1794
5
3-10-R
Mossy - Good
37
24
John
Conant
1786
1794
8
3-11-R
Good
314
192
Jonas
Flagg
1793
1794
1
21-3-L
Mossy - Good
315
193
Milly
Flagg
1790
1794
4
21-4-L
No Headstone 2011
*
*
Lieut.
*
*
Robbins
Rogers
Emery
Walker
Keyes
Unknown
Old Burying Ground
STONE PAGE
TITLE
8
Death Year Index
FIRST
LAST
MAIDEN
CONDITION 2011
401
241
Charles
Jefts
1794
1794
0
22-4-R
125
73
Safrona
Potter
1793
1794
1
9-1-L
Very Good
189
110
Daniel
Adams
1720
1795
75
9-16-R
Excellent
43
27
Robert
Campbell
1708
1795
87
3-5-R
Mossy - Good
71
42
Hezekiah
Richardson
1715
1795
80
6-3-L
3/4 of stone gone
180
105
Nabby
Wyman
1784
1795
11
8-8-R
Good
42
27
Elizabeth
Campbell
McDaniels
1718
1796
78
3-6-R
Very Good
252
150
Abigail
Dix
Randall?
1731
1796
65
13-2-R
Excellent
316
193
Sally
Gassett
1782
1796
14
23-12-L
Excellent
61
37
James
Hildreth
1793
1796
3
4-9-L
No Headstone 2011
170
100
Sybel
Spaulding
1765
1796
31
11-1-L
Very Good
31
21
John
Stevens
1730
1796
66
3-17-R
363
219
Adams
1797
1797
0
19-4-R
Very Good
156
93
*
Sibbel
Ebenezer
Ball
1729
1797
68
11-16-L
Very Good
253
150
Rev.
Samuel
Dix
1736
1797
61
13-1-R
Excellent
62
37
Nabby
Hildreth
1795
1797
2
4-10-L
Very Mossy - Okay
72
42
Nahum
Richardson
1796
1797
1
6-4-L
Very Good
231
138
Mary
Wallis
1736
1797
61
11-1-R
Very Good
64
38
Jeremiah
Butler
1794
1798
4
4-5-L
Very Mossy - Okay
35
23
Daniel
Conant
1755
1798
43
3-13-R
Excellent
128
76
Charles
Fessenden
1797
1798
1
6-2-R
Good
145
86
Suzy
Giles
1797
1798
1
7-4-R
Good
87
51
Daniel, Jr.
Holt
1756
1798
42
5-11-R
Very Good
413
247
Lemuel
Jenkins
1736
1798
62
25-3-R
Excellent
363.3
220
Betsey
Adams
1799
1799
0
19-4-R
Very Good
Capt.
*
*
*
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*
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*
*
Wallis
Barton
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75
309
TITLE
Lieut.
*
9
Death Year Index
FIRST
LAST
Life
Baldwin
189
Sarah
Conant
58
35
John, Jr.
284
173
280
171
159
MAIDEN
CONDITION 2011
1763
1799
36
6-1-R
Mossy - Very Good
1715
1799
84
22-4-L
Mossy - Very Good
Jewett
1796
1799
3
3-11-L
Mossy - Very Good
Joseph
Rumrill
1726
1799
73
17-5-L
Very Good
Amos
Sartell
1718
1799
81
18-6-L
Very Mossy - Good
94
Betsy
Ball
1798
1800
2
11-13-L
Good
155
92
Rebecca
Ball
1729
1800
71
11-17-L
Mossy - Good
45
28
Jonas
Campbell
1760
1800
40
3-3-R
Very Good
146
86
Abner
Giles
1795
1800
5
7-3-R
Mossy - Good
148
87
Joel
Giles
1798
1800
2
7-2-R
Good
149
88
John, Jr.
Giles
1791
1800
9
7-1-R
Okay
147
87
Samuel
Giles
1793
1800
7
7-3-R
Mossy - Good
182
106
Samuel, Jr.
Hosley
1794
1800
6
8-11-R
Very Good
414
248
Sally
Jenkins
1797
1800
3
26-3-R
Good
105
62
Olive
Spaulding
1796
1800
4
7-6-L
Good
107
63
Stilman
Spaulding
1800
1800
0
7-8-L
Good
106
63
Sumner
Spaulding
1800
1800
0
7-7-L
Okay
363.6
220
James, Jr.
Adams
1801
1801
0
19-4-R
Very Good
73
43
Peter, Jr.
Butterfield
1771
1801
30
5-11-L
Good
67
40
Polly
Emery
1795
1801
6
4-2-L
Okay
359
217
Benjamin
Read
1765
1801
36
21-2-R
Very Good
130
77
Streeter
1734
1801
67
6-4-R
Excellent
160
95
Susanna
Ball
1800
1802
2
11-12-L
Very Good
63
38
Joel, Jr.
Butler
1801
1802
1
4-6-L
Very Mossy - Okay
69
41
Martha
Butterfield
1774
1802
28
5-12-L
Very Mossy - Okay
*
*
*
*
Sergeant
*James
Farrar
Butterfield
Giles
Old Burying Ground
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165
97
32
TITLE
Lieut.
*
FIRST
10
Death Year Index
LAST
MAIDEN
CONDITION 2011
Ephraim
Heald
1711
1802
91
11-7-L
Very Good
22
Ephraim, Jr.
Stevens
1796
1802
6
4-2-R
Very Good
54
33
Solomon
Green
1764
1803
39
3-7-L
Very Good
100
60
David, Jr.
Palmer
1803
1803
0
7-1-L
Good
27
19
Hannah
Sherwin
1800
1803
3
2-4-R
Mossy - Okay
50
31
Esther
Emery
1718
1804
86
3-3-L
Okay
51
32
Zachariah
Emery
1716
1804
88
3-4-L
Mossy - Very Good
92
56
Nabby
Farrow
1786
1804
18
5-6-R
Good
4
2
Daniel
Sherwin
1729
1804
75
1-4-R
Very Good
26
18
Fatima
Sherwin
1803
1804
1
2-3-R
Mossy - Okay
75
44
Elizabeth
Spaulding
Proctor
1733
1804
71
5-9-L
Very Good
378
229
Elizabeth
Spaulding
Sawtell
1739
1804
65
26-6-L
Very Good
93
56
Rebecca
Farrow
Stoddard
1753
1805
52
5-5-R
Very Mossy - Good
353
214
John
Waugh
1710
1805
95
21-8-R
Excellent
118
69
Esther
Pierce
Spaulding
1753
1806
53
10-3-L
Mossy - Good
356
216
Olive
Read
Howard
1729
1806
77
21-5-R
85
50
Simeon
Sartell
1749
1806
57
4-1-R
Mossy - Very Good
375
227
Sarah
Spaulding
Barrett
1714
1806
92
26-4-L
Very Good
412
247
Sarah
Jenkins
Wesson
1728
1807
79
25-4-R
Mossy - Very Good
177
103
Jonathan, Jr.
Wallis
1763
1807
44
8-6-R
Good
293
179
Jacob
Blodgett
1749
1808
59
15-1-R
Excellent
302
184
Jesse
Cumings
1808
1808
0
17-1-R
Mossy - Good
29
20
James
Wilson
1741
1808
67
2-6-R
Very Good
115
67
Nancy
Clement
1807
1809
2
10-6-L
Good
259
158
Samuel, Jr.
Manning
1732
1809
77
12-3-R
Very Good
Lieut.
Capt.
*
*
*
*
*
Lieut. *
Capt.
Lieut.
*
*
Stevens
Old Burying Ground
STONE PAGE
15
13
228
136
78
TITLE
FIRST
11
Death Year Index
LAST
Lydia
Sanders
Josiah
Spaulding
47
Polly
Wheeler
296
181
Alice
Wilson
383
231
Lydia
46
29
55
MAIDEN
CONDITION 2011
1751
1809
58
1-8-L
1760
1809
49
13-6-L
Excellent
Parker
1775
1809
34
5-6-L
Good
Totman
1727
1809
82
14-4-R
Excellent
Emerson
1786
1810
24
26-11-L
Excellent
Jonas
Farmer
1741
1810
69
3-2-R
Very Good
34
Mary
Green
Shattuck
1730
1810
80
3-8-L
Good
260
159
Abigail
Manning
Avery
1731
1810
79
12-4-R
Very Good
395
237
Hannah
Searle
1767
1810
43
27-2-L
Very Mossy - Good
66
39
Gilbert
Butler
1810
1811
1
4-4-L
Very Mossy - Okay
74
44
Peter
Butterfield
1739
1811
72
5-10-L
Very Good
41
26
Kezia
Campbell
1790
1811
21
3-7-R
Very Good
44
28
Ruth
Campbell
Colburn
1763
1811
48
3-4-R
Very Good
135
80
Martha
Davis
Stevens
1746
1811
65
6-7-R
Mossy - Good
241
144
Adaline
Lewis
1809
1811
2
12-9-R
242
145
1810
1811
1
12-8-R
Good
89
52
Archelaus
Adams
1731
1812
81
5-9-R
Very Good
30
20
Daughter
Adams
1812
1812
0
2-7-R
Good
246
147
Son
Boynton
1812
1812
0
13-8-R
Mossy - Good
40
26
Betsey
Campbell
1788
1812
24
3-8-R
Mossy - Good
1
1
Esther
Campbell
1782
1812
30
1-7-R
Good
2
1
John
Campbell
1755
1812
57
1-6-R
Very Good
394
237
Elbridge G.
Prentice
1810
1812
2
29-1-L
Good
215
130
Uzza
Richardson
1801
1812
11
12-11-L
Very Good
76
45
Eleazer
Spaulding
1728
1812
84
5-8-L
Very Good
*
*
Lieut.
*
*
*
Capt.
*
*
Levistone
Old Burying Ground
STONE PAGE
236
141
48
30
49
31
136
TITLE
12
Death Year Index
FIRST
*
LAST
Ephraim, Jr.
Warren
Lucy
Wyer
MAIDEN
Perham
CONDITION 2011
1731
1812
81
11-6-R
Excellent
1745
1812
67
3-1-L
Very Mossy - Okay
* Richard
Wyer
1737
1812
75
3-2-L
Very Mossy - Okay
81
Abel
Adams
1767
1813
46
6-6-R
Good
65
39
Daniel
Butler
1812
1813
1
4-3-L
Very Mossy - Okay
384
232
Fylena
Fessenden
1813
1813
0
28-1-L
Okay
56
34
Simeon
Green
1729
1813
84
3-9-L
Good
5
8
Susannah
Sherwin
1736
1813
77
1-3-R
Mossy - Good
113
66
Lucy Burbank
Walker
1811
1813
2
10-8-L
Okay
90
54
Hannah
Adams
1736
1814
78
5-8-R
Very Good
112
66
Lucy
Ball
1814
1814
0
9-7-L
Excellent
81
48
Amos
Mulliken
1727
1814
87
5-3-L
Mossy - Good
381
230
Jonathan, Jr.
Spaulding
1772
1814
42
26-8-L
Excellent
382
231
Laura
Spaulding
1805
1814
9
26-10-L
Very Good
245
146
David
Boynton
1778
1815
37
13-7-R
Excellent
117
68
Conant
1754
1815
61
10-4-L
Mossy - Good
240
143
*
Lydia
Richard
Gardner
1756
1815
59
11-10-R
Mossy - Good
121.1
71
Lieut.
Lemuel
Petts
1741
1815
74
9-2-L
Excellent
117.5
68
Lydia
Pierce
Prescott
1754
1815
61
10-4-L
Mossy - Good
428
257
Mary
Proctor
Manning
1748
1815
67
33-2-L
Excellent
429
257
Oliver, Jr.
Proctor
1745
1815
70
33-3-L
Excellent
16
13
Solomon
Sanders
1745
1815
70
1-9-L
57
35
Nancy
Scales
1813
1815
2
3-10-L
Very Mossy - Okay
239
143
Moses
Warren
1755
1815
60
11-8-R
Excellent
247
147
1814
1815
1
12-6-R
Excellent
Deacon
*
*
*
*
*
*
Proctor
Farwell
Prescott
Old Burying Ground
STONE PAGE
TITLE
13
Death Year Index
FIRST
LAST
MAIDEN
CONDITION 2011
96
58
Ezekiel B.
Farrow
1815
1816
1
5-2-R
Good
391
235
John
Gilson
1816
1816
0
29-3-L
275
169
Elmiry
Haynes
1816
1816
0
15-6-L
Excellent
126
73
Polly
Ingalls
Stone
1788
1816
28
8-1-L
Good
334
203
Mary
Jefts
Maynard
1788
1816
28
18-6-R
Mossy - Good
17
14
Abigail
Manning
1809
1816
7
2-7-L
Good
121
70
Hannah
Petts
1737
1816
79
9-3-L
Mossy - Very Good
297
181
Nathaniel
Scales
1757
1816
59
16-2-R
Excellent
7
9
Sherwin
1764
1816
52
1-1-R
Mossy - Good
25
18
Zoa
Sherwin
1813
1816
3
2-2-R
Mossy - Okay
397
238
Infant Son
Sylvester
1816
1816
0
21-1-R
No Headstone 2011
33
22
Lovia
Warner
1791
1816
25
3-15-R
Mossy - Good
39
25
Jonas, Jr.
Campbell
1784
1817
33
3-9-R
Very Good
250
149
Putnam
Hayward
1779
1817
38
13-5-R
Excellent
24
17
Cynthia
Sherwin
1811
1817
6
2-1-R
Mossy - Okay
386
233
Benjamin Hill
Spaulding
1816
1817
1
27-7-L
Very Good
14
12
Jonathan
Tarbell
1755
1817
62
1-7-L
Good
285
174
Lucy
Rumrill
1730
1818
88
17-4-L
Very Good
205
122
William Gilchrest
Seaver
1817
1818
1
10-1-R
Very Good
167
98
Sybel
Spaulding
1771
1818
47
11-4-L
Excellent
403
242
Edward
Nutting
1814
1819
5
23-6-R
Very Good
402
241
Nutting
1738
1819
81
23-6-R
Very Good
406
244
*
Hebzebeth
William
Wesson
1744
1819
75
23-10-R
Very Mossy - Good
123
72
Lieut.
Nathan
Conant
1743
1820
77
8-3-L
Very Good
273
168
Lucy
Haynes
1791
1820
29
15-6-L
Excellent
Ensign
* Zimri
*
*
*
Butterfield
Conant
Stevens
Sanders
Unknown
Osgood
Old Burying Ground
STONE PAGE
TITLE
14
Death Year Index
FIRST
LAST
MAIDEN
CONDITION 2011
82
49
Mehitable
Mulliken
Dodge
1732
1820
88
5-2-L
Mossy - Good
186
108
Sarah
Bowers
Sartell
1744
1821
77
8-16-R
274
168
Polly
Haynes
Nichols
1784
1821
37
15-6-L
Excellent
186.5
108
Sarah
Keyes
Sartell
1744
1821
77
8-16-R
12
11
Betsey
Sanders
1815
1821
6
1-5-L
Mossy - Good
271.3
167
Mary
Baldwin
Ball
1733
1822
89
16-4-L
Very Mossy - Good
116
68
Molly
Batchelder
Boutell
1752
1822
70
10-5-L
Very Good
251
149
Reuben
Gassett
1754
1822
68
13-4-R
Excellent
271
167
Mary
Hubbard
Ball
1733
1822
89
16-4-L
Very Mossy - Good
271.6
167
Mary
Jewett
Ball
1733
1822
89
16-4-L
Very Mossy - Good
120
70
Jonathan
Pierce
1752
1822
70
10-1-L
Very Good
116.5
68
Molly
Pierce
1752
1822
70
10-5-L
Very Good
277
170
Infant
Haynes
1823
1823
0
15-5-L
Very Mossy - Good
405
243
Lydia
Wyman
Holden
1783
1823
40
23-8-R
Very Good
298
182
Mary
Scales
Kendall
1755
1824
69
16-3-R
Excellent
114
67
Samuel Hills
Walker
1809
1824
15
10-7-L
Okay
137
82
Drusilla P.
Adams
1810
1825
15
6-5-R
Good
158
94
Emily
Ball
1817
1825
8
11-14-L
Good
157
93
Walter
Ball
1809
1825
16
11-15-L
Excellent
143
85
Deacon John
Giles
1762
1825
63
7-6-R
Very Good
20
15
Isaac
Kidder
1752
1825
73
2-4-L
Mossy - Good
243
145
Mary
Lewis
1821
1825
4
12-7-R
Very Mossy - Okay
103
61
Jesse
Spaulding
1769
1825
56
7-4-L
Very Good
176.5
103
Abigail
Wallis
Wetherbee
1753
1825
72
8-5-R
Mossy - Good
202
121
Mary "Polly"
Whitney
Wallis
1798
1825
27
9-2-R
Very Good
*
*
*
Boutell
Old Burying Ground
STONE PAGE
TITLE
15
Death Year Index
FIRST
LAST
176
103
Abigail
Wyman
111
65
Eliza Jane
97
58
385
MAIDEN
CONDITION 2011
1753
1825
72
8-5-R
Mossy - Good
Ball
1826
1826
0
9-7-L
Excellent
Walter
Farrow
1824
1826
2
5-1-R
Very Mossy - Good
232
Merrinda
Fessenden
1807
1826
19
28-2-L
Very Good
18
14
Lorenzo
Kidder
1823
1826
3
2-6-L
Mossy - Good
19
15
Sarah
Kidder
Stickney
1756
1826
70
2-5-L
Mossy - Good
374
227
Mary
Spaulding
Heald
1744
1826
82
26-3-L
Very Good
200
118
Elizabeth
Brooks
Green
1730
1827
97
9-4-R
Very Good
47
29
Mary
Farmer
Whitney
1752
1827
75
3-1-R
Excellent
329
200
Henry
Jefts
1768
1827
59
18-3-R
Excellent
83
49
Hannah
Mulliken
Barker
1758
1827
69
5-1-L
Mossy - Good
173
101
Hannah
Seaver
Wood
1747
1827
80
8-2-R
Very Good
372
226
David
Spaulding
1773
1827
54
26-1-L
Excellent
52
32
John
Emery
1753
1828
75
3-5-L
Very Good
21.5
16
Elizabeth
French
Kidder
1779
1828
49
2-3-L
Very Good
21
16
Elizabeth
Smith
Kidder
1779
1828
49
2-3-L
Very Good
11
11
Henry
Sanders
1804
1829
25
1-4-L
Good
276
169
Charles
Haynes
1829
1830
1
15-5-L
Very Mossy - Good
94
57
Orphan
Curtis
Unknown
1759
1831
72
5-4-R
Very Good
94.5
57
Orphan
Farrow
Unknown
1759
1831
72
5-4-R
Very Good
110
65
Lucy Burbank
Ball
1815
1832
17
9-6-L
Very Good
184
107
Samuel
Hosley
1749
1832
83
8-13-R
Excellent
172
101
Thomas
Seaver
1745
1832
87
8-1-R
Good
373
226
Benjamin
Spaulding
1743
1832
89
26-2-L
Excellent
278
170
Harriet
Haynes
1831
1833
2
17-7-L
Mossy - Good
*
*
*
Lieut. *
Lieut. *
Dr.
Wetherbee
Old Burying Ground
STONE PAGE
TITLE
16
Death Year Index
FIRST
LAST
249
148
Jonathan Price
Hayward
238
142
Martha
Warren
22
16
Lucy
Kidder
227
136
Joseph
Simonds
101
60
Olive
Spaulding
102
61
Thaddeus
153
90
95
57
84
50
10
10
388
MAIDEN
CONDITION 2011
1805
1835
30
13-6-R
Excellent
Read
1758
1835
77
11-9-R
Excellent
Pratt
1791
1836
45
2-2-L
Mossy - Good
1758
1836
78
13-5-L
Mossy - Good
1765
1836
71
7-2-L
Excellent
Spaulding
1758
1836
78
7-3-L
Very Good
Ebenezer, Jr.
Ball
1756
1837
81
11-19-L
Very Good
Thomas
Farrow
1752
1837
85
5-3-R
Very Good
Mulliken
1752
1837
85
5-4-L
Very Good
Solomon, Jr.
Sanders
1780
1837
57
1-3-L
Mossy - Good
234
Eliza L.
Spaulding
1822
1837
15
27-5-L
Excellent
387
233
Martha Cumings
Spaulding
1818
1837
19
27-6-L
Excellent
203
121
Kezia
Whitney
1800
1837
37
9-2-R
Very Good
141
84
John, Jr.
Giles
1806
1838
32
7-8-R
Very Good
8
9
Sarah "Sally"
Sanders
1801
1838
37
1-1-L
Mossy - Good
201
120
Adelia
Whitney
1834
1840
6
9-2-R
Very Good
104
62
Luther
Spaulding
1774
1841
67
7-5-L
Good
389
234
Susan "Sukey"
Spaulding
1789
1841
52
27-4-L
Excellent
169
99
Benjamin, Jr.
Spaulding
1767
1842
75
11-2-L
Very Good
161
95
Betsy "Betty"
Ball
Wesson
1776
1843
67
11-11-L
Very Good
3
2
Hannah
Campbell
Colburn
1761
1843
82
1-5-R
Mossy - Good
34
23
Millicent
Conant
Farrar
1756
1843
87
3-14-R
Very Good
6
8
Polly
Sherwin
Kimball
1771
1843
72
1-2-R
Mossy - Good
34.5
23
Millicent
Wallis
Farrar
1756
1843
87
3-14-R
Very Good
426
256
Hannah
Manning
1750
1844
94
32-2-L
Excellent
*
*
*
*
*
Dr., Esq.
*
*
* Isaac
Blood
Gage
Unknown
Hill
Old Burying Ground
STONE PAGE
28
19
154
90
181
106
134
79
162
TITLE
17
Death Year Index
FIRST
*
*
LAST
Hannah
Wilson
Ebenezer, III
Ball
Frances Grant
Green
Eleazer
96
109
MAIDEN
CONDITION 2011
1754
1844
90
2-5-R
Very Good
1787
1845
58
11-18-L
Excellent
1784
1845
61
8-10-R
Excellent
Davis
1751
1846
95
6-8-R
Excellent
Noah
Ball
1771
1847
76
11-10-L
Very Good
64
Lucy
Ball
Burbank
1787
1848
61
9-5-L
Very Good
150
88
Phebe
Ball
Wesson
1767
1848
81
11-22-L
Excellent
108
64
1790
1849
59
9-4-L
Excellent
86.5
51
Mary
Carly
Butterfield
1756
1849
93
5-12-R
Mossy - Very Good
124.5
72
Hannah
Conant
Petts
1769
1849
80
8-4-L
Mossy - Good
367
222
Susanna
Haynes
Unknown
1754
1849
95
19-1-R
Very Good
86
51
Mary
Holt
Butterfield
1756
1849
93
5-12-R
Mossy - Very Good
335
204
Robert
Jefts
1788
1849
61
18-8-R
Excellent
367.5
222
Susanna
Munroe
Unknown
1754
1849
95
19-1-R
Very Good
124
72
Hannah
Potter
Petts
1769
1849
80
8-4-L
Mossy - Good
396
238
Molly
Sloan
Searle
1759
1849
90
27-1-L
Very Good
396.5
238
Molly
Sylvester
Searle
1759
1849
90
27-1-L
Very Good
53
33
Sarah
Green
Hilton
1768
1850
82
3-6-L
Very Good
9
10
Lydia
Sanders
Sanders
1781
1850
69
1-2-L
Mossy - Good
36
24
Lois
Conant
Bowlin
1782
1851
69
3-12-R
Very Good
133
79
James
Davis
1780
1851
71
6-9-R
Excellent
68
40
Ruth
Emery
Sanders
1759
1851
92
4-1-L
Excellent
185
108
Mary "Polly"
Hosley
Farrar
1761
1851
90
8-14-R
Excellent
23
17
Isaac, Jr.
Kidder
1781
1851
70
2-1-L
Very Good
13
12
Betsey
Simonds
1793
1851
58
1-6-L
No Headstone 2011
*
Deacon
* Levi
*
*
*
*
Capt.
*
Parker
Hosley
Ball
Tarbell
Old Burying Ground
STONE PAGE
TITLE
18
Death Year Index
FIRST
LAST
132
78
Leah
Davis
416
249
Samuel
Jenkins
281
172
Abigail
White
282
172
Benjamin
77
46
79
MAIDEN
CONDITION 2011
1786
1852
66
6-10-R
Excellent
1769
1852
83
26-5-R
Good
1785
1852
67
18-5-L
Sawtell
1783
1856
73
18-3-L
Benjamin F.
Wheeler
1818
1856
38
5-7-L
Good
47
Benjamin, III
Wheeler
1771
1856
85
5-5-L
Very Good
142
84
Mary "Polly"
Giles
1765
1857
92
7-7-R
Very Good
140
83
Polly
Giles
1801
1857
56
7-9-R
Very Good
377
228
Hannah
Spaulding
Going
1779
1857
78
26-9-L
Very Good
377.5
228
Hannah
Withington
Going
1779
1857
78
26-9-L
Very Good
171
100
Betsy
Spaulding
Searle
1782
1858
76
11-5-L
Mossy - Good
364
221
James
Adams
1773
1859
86
19-3-R
Very Mossy - Good
365
221
Sibbel
Adams
1778
1859
81
19-2-R
Very Mossy - Good
88
52
Betsey "Bette"
Holt
1789
1859
70
5-10-R
415
248
Elizabeth
Jenkins
Sanders
1772
1859
87
26-6-R
Good
226.5
135
Bethia
Simonds
Read
1770
1861
91
13-7-L
Mossy - Good
226
135
Bethia
Spaulding
Read
1770
1861
91
13-7-L
Mossy - Good
330
201
Elizabeth
Jefts
Waugh
1770
1863
93
18-2-R
Excellent
80
48
Rebecca
Wheeler
Davis
1789
1864
75
5-5-L
Very Good
204
122
Hannah
Whitney
Marshall
1805
1866
61
9-2-R
Very Good
390
235
Ephraim
Spaulding
1786
1868
82
27-3-L
Very Good
201.1
120
Samuel
Whitney
1794
1870
76
9-2-R
Very Good
98
59
Olive
Spaulding
1802
1876
74
6-1-L
Good
131
78
William
Davis
1821
1879
58
6-11-R
Poor, illegible
99
59
Lucy
Parker
1806
1881
75
6-1-L
Good
*
*
Shattuck
Sartell
Adams
Gassett
Spaulding
Old Burying Ground
STONE PAGE
TITLE
19
Death Year Index
FIRST
LAST
336
204
Sarah "Sally"
Jefts
331
202
HB
261
159
294
MAIDEN
Green
1795
90
18-7-R
No Headstone 2011
Jefts?
0
18-1-R
Excellent
"Fieldstone"
Manning
0
15-2-R
No Fieldstones 2011
180
Worn
Slate
0
14-3-L
Worn Slate
418
250
Illegible
Spaulding
0
30-1-L
Small pieces remain
419
250
Illegible
Spaulding
0
30-2-L
Small pieces remain
420
251
Illegible
Spaulding
0
30-3-L
Small pieces remain
421
251
Illegible
Spaulding
0
30-4-L
Small pieces remain
305
186
Samuel
Stow
0
20-2-L
Poor, illegible
1885
CONDITION 2011
OLD BURYING GROUND
Highland Street
INDEX: Death Age
Old Burying Ground
2011
STONE PAGE
TITLE
Death Age Index
FIRST
LAST
200
118
Elizabeth
Brooks
196
116
Benjamin
134
79
367
222
367.5
222
353
214
426
MAIDEN
CONDITION 2011
1730
1827
97
9-4-R
Very Good
Brooks
1698
1793
95
9-9-R
Mossy - Good
Eleazer
Davis
1751
1846
95
6-8-R
Excellent
Susanna
Haynes
Unknown
1754
1849
95
19-1-R
Very Good
Susanna
Munroe
Unknown
1754
1849
95
19-1-R
Very Good
John
Waugh
1710
1805
95
21-8-R
Excellent
256
Hannah
Manning
1750
1844
94
32-2-L
Excellent
86.5
51
Mary
Carly
Butterfield
1756
1849
93
5-12-R
Mossy - Very Good
86
51
Mary
Holt
Butterfield
1756
1849
93
5-12-R
Mossy - Very Good
330
201
Elizabeth
Jefts
Waugh
1770
1863
93
18-2-R
Excellent
68
40
Ruth
Emery
Sanders
1759
1851
92
4-1-L
Excellent
142
84
Mary "Polly"
Giles
Adams
1765
1857
92
7-7-R
Very Good
375
227
Sarah
Spaulding
Barrett
1714
1806
92
26-4-L
Very Good
165
97
Ephraim
Heald
1711
1802
91
11-7-L
Very Good
226.5
135
Bethia
Simonds
Read
1770
1861
91
13-7-L
Mossy - Good
226
135
Bethia
Spaulding
Read
1770
1861
91
13-7-L
Mossy - Good
185
108
Mary "Polly"
Hosley
Farrar
1761
1851
90
8-14-R
Excellent
336
204
Sarah "Sally"
Jefts
Green
1795
1885
90
18-7-R
No Headstone 2011
396
238
Molly
Sloan
Searle
1759
1849
90
27-1-L
Very Good
396.5
238
Molly
Sylvester
Searle
1759
1849
90
27-1-L
Very Good
28
19
Hannah
Wilson
Parker
1754
1844
90
2-5-R
Very Good
271.3
167
Mary
Baldwin
Ball
1733
1822
89
16-4-L
Very Mossy - Good
271
167
Mary
Hubbard
Ball
1733
1822
89
16-4-L
Very Mossy - Good
271.6
167
Mary
Jewett
Ball
1733
1822
89
16-4-L
Very Mossy - Good
354
215
Thomas
Smith
1692
1781
89
21-7-R
Mossy - Good
*
*
*
*
Lieut.
*
*
*
*
*
*
Green
Old Burying Ground
2011
STONE PAGE
373
226
51
32
82
TITLE
*
Lieut. *
Lieut.
FIRST
Death Age Index
LAST
MAIDEN
CONDITION 2011
Benjamin
Spaulding
1743
1832
89
26-2-L
Excellent
Zachariah
Emery
1716
1804
88
3-4-L
Mossy - Very Good
49
Mehitable
Mulliken
Dodge
1732
1820
88
5-2-L
Mossy - Good
285
174
Lucy
Rumrill
Stevens
1730
1818
88
17-4-L
Very Good
230
137
John
Wallis
1675
1763
88
13-2-L
Good
43
27
Robert
Campbell
1708
1795
87
3-5-R
Mossy - Good
34
23
Millicent
Conant
Farrar
1756
1843
87
3-14-R
Very Good
415
248
Jenkins
Sanders
1772
1859
87
26-6-R
Good
81
48
*
Elizabeth
Amos
Mulliken
1727
1814
87
5-3-L
Mossy - Good
172
101
Lieut.
Thomas
Seaver
1745
1832
87
8-1-R
Good
34.5
23
Millicent
Wallis
1756
1843
87
3-14-R
Very Good
364
221
James
Adams
1773
1859
86
19-3-R
Very Mossy - Good
50
31
Esther
Emery
1718
1804
86
3-3-L
Okay
95
57
Thomas
Farrow
1752
1837
85
5-3-R
Very Good
84
50
Mulliken
1752
1837
85
5-4-L
Very Good
79
47
Benjamin, III
Wheeler
1771
1856
85
5-5-L
Very Good
214
129
Mary
Bailey
Worcester?
1703
1787
84
14-1-L
Good
309
189
Sarah
Conant
Farrar
1715
1799
84
22-4-L
Mossy - Very Good
56
34
Simeon
Green
1729
1813
84
3-9-L
Good
164
97
Eleanor
Heald
Robbins
1707
1791
84
11-8-L
Good
368
223
Martha
Hobart
Prescott
1690
1774
84
20-3-R
Mossy - Okay
214.5
129
Mary
Spafford
Worcester?
1703
1787
84
14-1-L
Good
76
45
Eleazer
Spaulding
1728
1812
84
5-8-L
Very Good
326
198
Euncie
Clarke
Taylor
1678
1761
83
23-1-L
Very Good
422
252
Elizabeth
Fales
Atwood
1700
1783
83
30-5-L
Very Mossy - Okay
*
*
*
Dr., Esq.
*
*
* Isaac
Farrar
Stevens
Old Burying Ground
2011
STONE PAGE
369
223
184
107
416
TITLE
Death Age Index
FIRST
LAST
MAIDEN
CONDITION 2011
Shebuel
Hobart
1681
1764
83
20-3-R
Mossy - Okay
Samuel
Hosley
1749
1832
83
8-13-R
Excellent
249
Samuel
Jenkins
1769
1852
83
26-5-R
Good
213
129
David
Spafford
1710
1793
83
14-2-L
Good
422.5
252
Elizabeth
Tenney
Atwood
1700
1783
83
30-5-L
Very Mossy - Okay
3
2
Hannah
Campbell
Colburn
1761
1843
82
1-5-R
Mossy - Good
53
33
Sarah
Green
Hilton
1768
1850
82
3-6-L
Very Good
175
102
David
Sawtell
1702
1784
82
8-4-R
Very Good
390
235
Ephraim
Spaulding
1786
1868
82
27-3-L
Very Good
374
227
Mary
Spaulding
1744
1826
82
26-3-L
Very Good
219
132
John, Jr.
Wallis
1695
1777
82
13-10-L
296
181
Alice
Wilson
1727
1809
82
14-4-R
Excellent
89
52
Archelaus
Adams
1731
1812
81
5-9-R
Very Good
365
221
Sibbel
Adams
1778
1859
81
19-2-R
Very Mossy - Good
153
90
Ebenezer, Jr.
Ball
1756
1837
81
11-19-L
Very Good
150
88
Phebe
Ball
Wesson
1767
1848
81
11-22-L
Excellent
402
241
Hebzebeth
Nutting
Unknown
1738
1819
81
23-6-R
Very Good
280
171
Amos
Sartell
1718
1799
81
18-6-L
Very Mossy - Good
236
141
Ephraim, Jr.
Warren
1731
1812
81
11-6-R
Excellent
124.5
72
Hannah
Conant
Petts
1769
1849
80
8-4-L
Mossy - Good
55
34
Mary
Green
Shattuck
1730
1810
80
3-8-L
Good
124
72
Hannah
Potter
Petts
1769
1849
80
8-4-L
Mossy - Good
71
42
Hezekiah
Richardson
1715
1795
80
6-3-L
3/4 of stone gone
173
101
Hannah
Seaver
1747
1827
80
8-2-R
Very Good
163
96
James
Stevens
1707
1787
80
11-9-L
Good
Dr.
*
*
*
*
*
*
Lieut.
*
Heald
Totman
Gassett
Wood
Old Burying Ground
2011
STONE PAGE
217
131
412
TITLE
*
Death Age Index
FIRST
LAST
Jeremiah
Ball
247
Sarah
Jenkins
260
159
Abigail
121
70
355
215
291
178
90
MAIDEN
CONDITION 2011
1701
1780
79
11a-2-L
Very Good
Wesson
1728
1807
79
25-4-R
Mossy - Very Good
Manning
Avery
1731
1810
79
12-4-R
Very Good
Hannah
Petts
Butterfield
1737
1816
79
9-3-L
Mossy - Very Good
Caturina
Smith
Unknown
1714
1793
79
21-6-R
Mossy - Good
Daniel
Taylor
1704
1783
79
19-1-L
Very Good
54
Hannah
Adams
Farwell
1736
1814
78
5-8-R
Very Good
42
27
Elizabeth
Campbell
McDaniels
1718
1796
78
3-6-R
Very Good
268
165
Jonathan, Jr.
Hubbard
1683
1761
78
16-1-L
Very Good
227
136
Joseph
Simonds
1758
1836
78
13-5-L
Mossy - Good
377
228
Hannah
Spaulding
1779
1857
78
26-9-L
Very Good
102
61
Thaddeus
Spaulding
1758
1836
78
7-3-L
Very Good
377.5
228
Hannah
Withington
Going
1779
1857
78
26-9-L
Very Good
186
108
Sarah
Bowers
Sartell
1744
1821
77
8-16-R
208
124
1706
1783
77
12-2-L
Mossy - Very Good
207
123
Sarah
Clarke
1710
1787
77
12-1-L
Mossy - Very Good
325
198
William
Clarke
1679
1756
77
23-2-L
Okay
123
72
Nathan
Conant
1743
1820
77
8-3-L
Very Good
186.5
108
Sarah
Keyes
1744
1821
77
8-16-R
259
158
Samuel, Jr.
Manning
1732
1809
77
12-3-R
Very Good
356
216
Olive
Read
Howard
1729
1806
77
21-5-R
5
8
Susannah
Sherwin
Proctor
1736
1813
77
1-3-R
Mossy - Good
327
199
Joseph
Stevens
1679
1756
77
24-2-L
Good
238
142
Martha
Warren
1758
1835
77
11-9-R
Excellent
162
96
Noah
Ball
1771
1847
76
11-10-L
Very Good
Capt.
*
Major
*
*
Deacon Samuel
Lieut.
*
*
Going
Clarke
Unknown
Sartell
Read
Old Burying Ground
2011
STONE PAGE
TITLE
FIRST
Death Age Index
LAST
171
100
Betsy
Spaulding
201.1
120
Samuel
189
110
52
32
47
MAIDEN
CONDITION 2011
1782
1858
76
11-5-L
Mossy - Good
Whitney
1794
1870
76
9-2-R
Very Good
Daniel
Adams
1720
1795
75
9-16-R
Excellent
John
Emery
1753
1828
75
3-5-L
Very Good
29
Mary
Farmer
Whitney
1752
1827
75
3-1-R
Excellent
99
59
Lucy
Parker
Spaulding
1806
1881
75
6-1-L
Good
70
41
Elizabeth
Richardson
Walker
1717
1792
75
6-2-L
Good
4
2
Daniel
Sherwin
1729
1804
75
1-4-R
Very Good
169
99
Benjamin, Jr.
Spaulding
1767
1842
75
11-2-L
Very Good
304
185
Stow
1705
1780
75
20-1-L
Very Good
406
244
William
Wesson
1744
1819
75
23-10-R
Very Mossy - Good
80
48
Rebecca
Wheeler
1789
1864
75
5-5-L
Very Good
49
31
Wyer
1737
1812
75
3-2-L
Very Mossy - Okay
121.1
71
Petts
1741
1815
74
9-2-L
Excellent
98
59
Olive
Spaulding
1802
1876
74
6-1-L
Good
209
124
Sarah
Whitney
1672
1746
74
12-3-L
Some Moss - Good
20
15
Isaac
Kidder
1752
1825
73
2-4-L
Mossy - Good
425
255
Mary
Manning
1709
1782
73
32-1-L
Excellent
284
173
Joseph
Rumrill
1726
1799
73
17-5-L
Very Good
282
172
Benjamin
Sawtell
1783
1856
73
18-3-L
229
137
Elizabeth
Wallis
1692
1765
73
13-1-L
Good
74
44
Peter
Butterfield
1739
1811
72
5-10-L
Very Good
94
57
Orphan
Curtis
Unknown
1759
1831
72
5-4-R
Very Good
94.5
57
Orphan
Farrow
Unknown
1759
1831
72
5-4-R
Very Good
6
8
Polly
Sherwin
Kimball
1771
1843
72
1-2-R
Mossy - Good
Capt.
*
Capt.
*
*
Deacon Jonathan
*
* Richard
Lieut. * Lemuel
Deacon
*
*
Lieut.
*
Searle
Davis
Hapgood
French
Unknown
Old Burying Ground
2011
STONE PAGE
TITLE
Death Age Index
FIRST
LAST
MAIDEN
CONDITION 2011
176.5
103
Abigail
Wallis
Wetherbee
1753
1825
72
8-5-R
Mossy - Good
176
103
Abigail
Wyman
Wetherbee
1753
1825
72
8-5-R
Mossy - Good
155
92
Rebecca
Ball
Butterfield
1729
1800
71
11-17-L
Mossy - Good
197.5
116
Elizabeth
Brooks
Church?
1709
1780
71
9-8-R
Very Mossy - Good
133
79
James
Davis
1780
1851
71
6-9-R
Excellent
197
116
Elizabeth
Giles
Church?
1709
1780
71
9-8-R
Very Mossy - Good
75
44
Elizabeth
Spaulding
Proctor
1733
1804
71
5-9-L
Very Good
101
60
Olive
Spaulding
Blood
1765
1836
71
7-2-L
Excellent
218
131
Hannah
Ball
Fletcher
1718
1788
70
11a-3-L
Mossy - Good
116
68
Molly
Batchelder
Boutell
1752
1822
70
10-5-L
Very Good
91
54
Oliver
Hildreth
1723
1793
70
5-7-R
Good
88
52
Betsey "Bette"
Holt
1789
1859
70
5-10-R
23
17
Isaac, Jr.
Kidder
1781
1851
70
2-1-L
Very Good
19
15
Sarah
Kidder
1756
1826
70
2-5-L
Mossy - Good
257
157
Samuel
Manning
1703
1773
70
12-1-R
Very Good
120
70
Jonathan
Pierce
1752
1822
70
10-1-L
Very Good
116.5
68
Molly
Pierce
1752
1822
70
10-5-L
Very Good
429
257
Oliver, Jr.
Proctor
1745
1815
70
33-3-L
Excellent
16
13
Solomon
Sanders
1745
1815
70
1-9-L
328
199
Elizabeth
Stevens
Sherman
1687
1757
70
24-1-L
Good
36
24
Lois
Conant
Bowlin
1782
1851
69
3-12-R
Very Good
46
29
Jonas
Farmer
1741
1810
69
3-2-R
Very Good
83
49
Hannah
Mulliken
Barker
1758
1827
69
5-1-L
Mossy - Good
9
10
Lydia
Sanders
Sanders
1781
1850
69
1-2-L
Mossy - Good
298
182
Mary
Scales
Kendall
1755
1824
69
16-3-R
Excellent
Lieut.
Capt.
*
*
*
*
*
*
*
Stickney
Boutell
Old Burying Ground
2011
STONE PAGE
345
209
156
93
251
149
258
TITLE
Death Age Index
FIRST
LAST
69
19-14-R
Very Mossy - Okay
Ball
1729
1797
68
11-16-L
Very Good
Reuben
Gassett
1754
1822
68
13-4-R
Excellent
158
Elizabeth
Manning
Manning
1702
1770
68
12-2-R
Good
161
95
Betsy "Betty"
Ball
Wesson
1776
1843
67
11-11-L
Very Good
303
184 Deacon
1708
1775
67
16-1-R
Excellent
269
166
Rebecca
Hubbard
Brown
1684
1751
67
16-2-L
Okay
428
257
Mary
Proctor
Manning
1748
1815
67
33-2-L
Excellent
423
254
Mary
Proctor
Parker
1723
1790
67
31-1-L
Excellent
234
140
Elizabeth
Richardson
Stevens
1709
1776
67
11-4-R
Good
279
171
Elizabeth
Sartell
Fletcher
1723
1790
67
18-5-L
Very Good
104
62
Luther
Spaulding
1774
1841
67
7-5-L
Good
130
77
Streeter
1734
1801
67
6-4-R
Excellent
221.5
133
Mary
Wallis
Unknown
1710
1777
67
13-10-L
281
172
Abigail
White
Sartell
1785
1852
67
18-5-L
221
133
Mary
White
Unknown
1710
1777
67
13-10-L
29
20
James
Wilson
1741
1808
67
2-6-R
Very Good
48
30
Lucy
Wyer
Perham
1745
1812
67
3-1-L
Very Mossy - Okay
132
78
Leah
Davis
Shattuck
1786
1852
66
6-10-R
Excellent
376
228 Deacon
Spaulding
1710
1776
66
26-5-L
Very Good
31
21
John
Stevens
1730
1796
66
3-17-R
408
245
Sarah
Wesson
Rogers
1725
1791
66
24-4-R
Mossy - Good
135
80
Martha
Davis
Stevens
1746
1811
65
6-7-R
Mossy - Good
252
150
Abigail
Dix
Randall?
1731
1796
65
13-2-R
Excellent
378
229
Elizabeth
Spaulding
Sawtell
1739
1804
65
26-6-L
Very Good
Lieut.
*
Ebenezer
* Amos
*James
*
* Isaac
Unknown
CONDITION 2011
1747
Sergeant
Waugh
1678
*
*
Cirston
MAIDEN
Heald
Old Burying Ground
2011
STONE PAGE
TITLE
*
Death Age Index
FIRST
LAST
210
127
Lieut.
143
85
Deacon John
216
130
Ball
413
247
Lemuel
14
12
*
*
Mary
311
190
Lieut.
109
64
199
118
117
68
253
150
181
CONDITION 2011
Whitney
1705
1770
65
12-4-L
Very Good
Giles
1762
1825
63
7-6-R
Very Good
1702
1764
62
11a-1-L
Mossy - Good
Jenkins
1736
1798
62
25-3-R
Excellent
Jonathan
Tarbell
1755
1817
62
1-7-L
Good
Jeremiah, Jr.
Ball
1731
1792
61
20-3-L
Very Good
Lucy
Ball
1787
1848
61
9-5-L
Very Good
Benjamin, Jr.
Brooks
1729
1790
61
9-5-R
Some Moss - Good
Lydia
Conant
1754
1815
61
10-4-L
Mossy - Good
Samuel
Dix
1736
1797
61
13-1-R
Excellent
106
Frances Grant
Green
1784
1845
61
8-10-R
Excellent
335
204
Robert
Jefts
1788
1849
61
18-8-R
Excellent
117.5
68
Lydia
Pierce
Prescott
1754
1815
61
10-4-L
Mossy - Good
231
138
Mary
Wallis
Barton
1736
1797
61
11-1-R
Very Good
204
122
Hannah
Whitney
Marshall
1805
1866
61
9-2-R
Very Good
239
143
Moses
Warren
1755
1815
60
11-8-R
Excellent
108
64
Ball
1790
1849
59
9-4-L
Excellent
293
179
Blodgett
1749
1808
59
15-1-R
Excellent
324
197
Clark
1717
1776
59
23-3-L
Mossy - Good
240
143
Gardner
1756
1815
59
11-10-R
Mossy - Good
329
200
Henry
Jefts
1768
1827
59
18-3-R
Excellent
297
181
Nathaniel
Scales
1757
1816
59
16-2-R
Excellent
154
90
Ebenezer, III
Ball
1787
1845
58
11-18-L
Excellent
131
78
William
Davis
1821
1879
58
6-11-R
Poor, illegible
15
13
Lydia
Sanders
1751
1809
58
1-8-L
Capt.
Rev.
*
*
*
*
Amos
MAIDEN
* Levi
Lieut. * Jacob
* William, Jr.
* Richard
Deacon
*
Stevens
Burbank
Prescott
Hosley
Levistone
Old Burying Ground
2011
STONE PAGE
13
12
2
1
10
10
85
50
180.1
TITLE
Death Age Index
FIRST
LAST
58
1-6-L
No Headstone 2011
Campbell
1755
1812
57
1-6-R
Very Good
Solomon, Jr.
Sanders
1780
1837
57
1-3-L
Mossy - Good
Simeon
Sartell
1749
1806
57
4-1-R
Mossy - Very Good
105
Sarah
Farrar
1724
1780
56
8-9-R
Very Good
140
83
Polly
Giles
1801
1857
56
7-9-R
Very Good
103
61
Spaulding
1769
1825
56
7-4-L
Very Good
380
230
Jonathan
Spaulding
1734
1790
56
26-7-L
Excellent
318
194
*
*
Jesse
Isaac
Gassett
1730
1785
55
23-10-L
Very Good
267
164
Rev.
Phineas
Hemenway
1706
1760
54
17-3-L
Very Good
321
196
John
Petts
1713
1767
54
23-6-L
Very Good
372
226
David
Spaulding
1773
1827
54
26-1-L
Excellent
266
164
Sarah
Hemenway
Stevens
1713
1766
53
17-2-L
Very Good
118
69
Esther
Pierce
Spaulding
1753
1806
53
10-3-L
Mossy - Good
266.5
164
Sarah
Taylor
Stevens
1713
1766
53
17-2-L
Very Good
93
56
Rebecca
Farrow
Stoddard
1753
1805
52
5-5-R
Very Mossy - Good
7
9
1764
1816
52
1-1-R
Mossy - Good
389
234
Susan "Sukey"
Spaulding
Hill
1789
1841
52
27-4-L
Excellent
220
132
Sarah
Wallis
Wheeler
1700
1752
52
13-10-L
357
216
Thomas, Jr.
Read
1721
1772
51
21-4-R
Very Good
398
239
Mary
Batchelder
1739
1789
50
22-1-R
Very Mossy - Okay
338
205
George
Campbell
1711
1761
50
18-15-R
Very Good
352
214
Nanney "Ann"
Waugh
1716
1766
50
21-9-R
Very Mossy - Good
409
245
Samuel, Jr.
Wesson
1722
1772
50
24-3-R
Excellent
362
219
Mehitable
Adams
1734
1783
49
19-5-R
Excellent
*
*
*
Ensign
*
John
* Zimri
Tarbell
CONDITION 2011
1851
*
Simonds
1793
Capt.
Betsey
MAIDEN
Brooks
Sherwin
Emerson
Unknown
Crosby
Old Burying Ground
2011
STONE PAGE
21.5
16
235
141
21
16
228
136
44
TITLE
Death Age Index
FIRST
LAST
Elizabeth
French
Nathaniel
Richardson
Elizabeth
Smith
Josiah
Spaulding
28
Ruth
Campbell
167
98
Sybel
Spaulding
136
81
Abel
Adams
198
117
Sarah
Brooks
122
71
Esther
289
177
187
109
22
16
*
*
177
103
Capt.
35
23
308
188
322
MAIDEN
CONDITION 2011
1779
1828
49
2-3-L
Very Good
1707
1756
49
11-5-R
Mossy - Good
1779
1828
49
2-3-L
Very Good
1760
1809
49
13-6-L
Excellent
Colburn
1763
1811
48
3-4-R
Very Good
Sanders
1771
1818
47
11-4-L
Excellent
1767
1813
46
6-6-R
Good
Heywood
1701
1747
46
9-7-R
Some Moss - Good
Conant
Emery
1746
1792
46
8-2-L
Very Good
Sarah
Taylor
Stow
1710
1756
46
19-3-L
Mossy - Good
Nathaniel, Jr.
Bowers
1745
1790
45
8-15-R
Lucy
Kidder
1791
1836
45
2-2-L
Mossy - Good
Jonathan, Jr.
Wallis
1763
1807
44
8-6-R
Good
Daniel
Conant
1755
1798
43
3-13-R
Excellent
John
Conant
1713
1756
43
22-3-L
Mossy - Very Good
196
Abigail
Petts
1718
1761
43
23-5-L
Very Good
395
237
Hannah
Searle
1767
1810
43
27-2-L
Very Mossy - Good
212
128
Rebecca
Whitney
1736
1779
43
12-6-L
Excellent
87
51
Daniel, Jr.
Holt
1756
1798
42
5-11-R
Very Good
381
230
Jonathan, Jr.
Spaulding
1772
1814
42
26-8-L
Excellent
178
104
Elijah
Wyman
1747
1789
42
8-7-R
Mossy - Good
411
246
Abigail
Wesson
1749
1790
41
24-1-R
Mossy - Okay
404
242
Thomas
Wyman
1735
1776
41
23-7-R
Very Good
45
28
Jonas
Campbell
1760
1800
40
3-3-R
Very Good
399
239
Elizabeth
Dix
1734
1774
40
22-3-R
Very Good
Lieut.
*
*
*
*
*
*
Lieut.
*
*
*
Kidder
Kidder
Pratt
Harrington?
Clark
Sawyer
Old Burying Ground
2011
STONE PAGE
TITLE
Death Age Index
FIRST
LAST
MAIDEN
CONDITION 2011
332
202
Lydia
Jefts
Hosley
1749
1789
40
18-4-R
405
243
Lydia
Wyman
Holden
1783
1823
40
23-8-R
Very Good
54
33
Solomon
Green
1764
1803
39
3-7-L
Very Good
222
133
Olive
Clarke
1744
1782
38
13-9-L
Excellent
317
194
Levi
Gassett
1746
1784
38
23-11-L
Excellent
250
149
Putnam
Hayward
1779
1817
38
13-5-R
Excellent
77
46
Benjamin F.
Wheeler
1818
1856
38
5-7-L
Good
245
146
David
Boynton
1778
1815
37
13-7-R
Excellent
274
168
Polly
Haynes
1784
1821
37
15-6-L
Excellent
358
217
Sarah
Read
1748
1785
37
21-3-R
Mossy - Good
8
9
Sarah "Sally"
Sanders
1801
1838
37
1-1-L
Mossy - Good
255
156
Daniel, Jr.
Taylor
1731
1768
37
14-1-R
Very Good
407
244
Rebecca
Wesson
Eaton
1749
1786
37
23-9-R
Very Good
203
121
Kezia
Whitney
Gage
1800
1837
37
9-2-R
Very Good
127
75
Life
Baldwin
1763
1799
36
6-1-R
Mossy - Very Good
359
217
Benjamin
Read
1765
1801
36
21-2-R
Very Good
290
177
Taylor
Unknown
1708
1744
36
19-2-L
Mossy - Good
59
36
*
Mary
Elizabeth
Hildreth
Keyes
1759
1793
34
4-7-L
Good
286
175
Ensign
William
Stevens
1724
1758
34
18-1-L
Very Good
78
47
Polly
Wheeler
1775
1809
34
5-6-L
Good
39
25
Jonas, Jr.
Campbell
1784
1817
33
3-9-R
Very Good
263
160
Elizabeth
Coneck
1724
1757
33
15-3-L
Very Mossy - Good
141
84
John, Jr.
Giles
1806
1838
32
7-8-R
Very Good
270
166
John
Hubbard
1727
1759
32
16-3-L
Good
170
100
Sybel
Spaulding
1765
1796
31
11-1-L
Very Good
*
*
Lieut.
*
*
*
Taylor
Nichols
Unknown
Parker
Wallis
Wallis
Old Burying Ground
2011
STONE PAGE
152
89
73
43
1
1
249
TITLE
Death Age Index
FIRST
LAST
Peter, Jr.
Shattuck
CONDITION 2011
1785
30
11-20-L
Good
Butterfield
1771
1801
30
5-11-L
Good
Esther
Campbell
1782
1812
30
1-7-R
Good
148
Jonathan Price
Hayward
1805
1835
30
13-6-R
Excellent
174
102
Patience
Hobart
Flagg
1755
1785
30
8-3-R
Mossy - Very Good
273
168
Lucy
Haynes
Osgood
1791
1820
29
15-6-L
Excellent
190
111
Kezia
Adams
Brooks
1726
1754
28
9-15-R
Very Mossy - Okay
151
89
Hannah
Ball
Smith
1759
1787
28
11-21-L
Very Good
69
41
Martha
Butterfield
Giles
1774
1802
28
5-12-L
Very Mossy - Okay
126
73
Polly
Ingalls
Stone
1788
1816
28
8-1-L
Good
334
203
Mary
Jefts
Maynard
1788
1816
28
18-6-R
Mossy - Good
430
258
Abigail
Rumrill
Lamson
1759
1787
28
32-3-L
Very Mossy - Good
233
140
Mary
Stevens
Wallis
1759
1787
28
11-3-R
Very Good
129
76
James
Hildreth
1762
1789
27
6-3-R
Good
350
213
Robert
Waugh
1751
1778
27
21-11-R
Very Mossy - Good
202
121
Mary "Polly"
Whitney
1798
1825
27
9-2-R
Very Good
192
114
Seth
Brooks
1722
1747
25
9-13-R
Very Mossy - Good
11
11
Henry
Sanders
1804
1829
25
1-4-L
Good
33
22
Lovia
Warner
1791
1816
25
3-15-R
Mossy - Good
211
127
Zacheus
Whitney
1735
1760
25
12-5-L
Excellent
40
26
Betsey
Campbell
1788
1812
24
3-8-R
Mossy - Good
383
231
Lydia
Emerson
1786
1810
24
26-11-L
Excellent
144
85
Suzy
Giles
Baldwin
1764
1788
24
7-5-R
Some Moss - Good
392
236
Sarah
Hobart
Nutting
1747
1771
24
29-2-L
Mossy - Good
119
69
Hannah
Pierce
Perham
1763
1787
24
10-2-L
Very Good
*
*
Ball
1755
*
Sarah
MAIDEN
Wallis
Conant
Old Burying Ground
2011
STONE PAGE
TITLE
Death Age Index
FIRST
LAST
272
167
Amos, Jr.
Sartell
337
205
Jane
Conn
366
222
Kezia
287
176
360
MAIDEN
CONDITION 2011
1749
1773
24
15-4-L
Mossy - Good
Campbell
1740
1763
23
18-10-R
Okay
Sherwin
Adams
1759
1782
23
19-6-R
Excellent
Sibbel
Stevens
Farnsworth
1730
1753
23
18-2-L
No Headstone 2011
218
Molly "Mary"
Adams
Sartell
1763
1785
22
19-8-R
Very Good
283
173
Esther
Rumrill
1763
1785
22
17-6-L
Very Good
346
211
John, Jr.
Campbell
1762
1783
21
19-12-R
Mossy - Good
41
26
Kezia
Campbell
1790
1811
21
3-7-R
Very Good
310
189
Hannah
Hubbard
1750
1771
21
22-5-L
Very Good
244
146
Ruth
Stow
1723
1744
21
13-9-R
Very Mossy - Okay
342
207
George, Jr.
Campbell
1742
1762
20
18-11-R
Good
254
152
Abigail
Richardson
1762
1782
20
13-3-R
Very Good
361
218
Elizabeth
Adams
1763
1782
19
19-7-R
Excellent
343
208
James
Campbell
1744
1763
19
18-9-R
Mossy - Good
385
232
Merrinda
Fessenden
1807
1826
19
28-2-L
Very Good
188
109
Millicent
Smith
1737
1756
19
9-17-R
387
233
Martha Cumings
Spaulding
1818
1837
19
27-6-L
Excellent
262
160
Samuel
Wallis
1766
1785
19
15-1-L
Good
347
211
Sarah
Campbell
1764
1782
18
19-11-R
Excellent
92
56
Nabby
Farrow
1786
1804
18
5-6-R
Good
110
65
Lucy Burbank
Ball
1815
1832
17
9-6-L
Very Good
340
206
Mary
Campbell
1736
1753
17
18-13-R
Very Mossy - Okay
323
197
Susannah
Clark
1760
1777
17
23-4-L
Excellent
301
183
James, 5th
Hosley
1759
1776
17
17-3-R
Good
300
183
John
Hosley
1761
1778
17
17-3-R
Good
*
*
*
Conant
Dix
Brooks
Old Burying Ground
2011
STONE PAGE
TITLE
Death Age Index
FIRST
LAST
MAIDEN
CONDITION 2011
292
178
Mary
Taylor
1729
1746
17
19-4-L
Mossy - Okay
157
93
Walter
Ball
1809
1825
16
11-15-L
Excellent
195
115
Dorothy
Brooks
1731
1747
16
9-10-R
Very Mossy - Okay
410
246
Mary
Wesson
1756
1772
16
24-2-R
Excellent
137
82
Drusilla P.
Adams
1810
1825
15
6-5-R
Good
388
234
Eliza L.
Spaulding
1822
1837
15
27-5-L
Excellent
114
67
Samuel Hills
Walker
1809
1824
15
10-7-L
Okay
316
193
Sally
Gassett
1782
1796
14
23-12-L
Excellent
339
206
Margaret
Campbell
1739
1752
13
18-14-R
Good
320
195
Ebenezer
Petts
1753
1766
13
23-8-L
Very Good
60
36
Elizabeth
Hildreth
1780
1792
12
4-8-L
Very Mossy - Okay
215
130
Uzza
Richardson
1801
1812
11
12-11-L
Very Good
256
157
Elizabeth
Taylor
1759
1770
11
14-2-R
Very Good
180
105
Nabby
Wyman
1784
1795
11
8-8-R
Good
149
88
John, Jr.
Giles
1791
1800
9
7-1-R
Okay
299
182
Rachel
Hosley
1769
1778
9
17-2-R
Mossy - Good
427
256
Abigail
Proctor
1778
1787
9
33-1-L
Very Good
382
231
Laura
Spaulding
1805
1814
9
26-10-L
Very Good
158
94
Emily
Ball
1817
1825
8
11-14-L
Good
37
24
John
Conant
1786
1794
8
3-11-R
Good
138
82
Luke
Manning
1785
1793
8
7-11-R
Good
237
142
Moses, Jr.
Warren
1785
1793
8
11-7-R
Good
179
104
David
Wyman
1782
1790
8
8-8-R
Good
194
115
Abner
Brooks
1740
1747
7
9-11-R
Very Good
147
87
Samuel
Giles
1793
1800
7
7-3-R
Mossy - Good
Old Burying Ground
2011
STONE PAGE
TITLE
Death Age Index
FIRST
LAST
MAIDEN
CONDITION 2011
183
107
Polley
Hosley
1782
1789
7
8-12-R
Mossy - Very Good
17
14
Abigail
Manning
1809
1816
7
2-7-L
Good
67
40
Polly
Emery
1795
1801
6
4-2-L
Okay
182
106
Samuel, Jr.
Hosley
1794
1800
6
8-11-R
Very Good
12
11
Betsey
Sanders
1815
1821
6
1-5-L
Mossy - Good
24
17
Cynthia
Sherwin
1811
1817
6
2-1-R
Mossy - Okay
32
22
Ephraim, Jr.
Stevens
1796
1802
6
4-2-R
Very Good
201
120
Adelia
Whitney
1834
1840
6
9-2-R
Very Good
193
114
Rebecca
Brooks
1742
1747
5
9-12-R
No Headstone 2011
38
25
Isaac
Conant
1789
1794
5
3-10-R
Mossy - Good
146
86
Abner
Giles
1795
1800
5
7-3-R
Mossy - Good
225
135
Lydia
Herrick
1760
1765
5
13-8-L
Mossy - Okay
371
224
Susannah
Hobart
1770
1775
5
20-1-R
Excellent
403
242
Edward
Nutting
1814
1819
5
23-6-R
Very Good
351
213
John, Jr.
Waugh
1749
1754
5
21-10-R
Good
64
38
Jeremiah
Butler
1794
1798
4
4-5-L
Very Mossy - Okay
312
190
Jonas
Flagg
1780
1784
4
21-1-L
Mossy - Good
315
193
Milly
Flagg
1790
1794
4
21-4-L
No Headstone 2011
243
145
Mary
Lewis
1821
1825
4
12-7-R
Very Mossy - Okay
105
62
Olive
Spaulding
1796
1800
4
7-6-L
Good
232
139
Joseph
Wallis
1767
1771
4
11-2-R
Mossy - Okay
61
37
James
Hildreth
1793
1796
3
4-9-L
No Headstone 2011
370
224
Samuel
Hobart
1766
1769
3
20-2-R
Very Mossy - Good
414
248
Sally
Jenkins
1797
1800
3
26-3-R
Good
58
35
John, Jr.
Jewett
1796
1799
3
3-11-L
Mossy - Very Good
Old Burying Ground
2011
STONE PAGE
TITLE
Death Age Index
FIRST
LAST
MAIDEN
CONDITION 2011
18
14
Lorenzo
Kidder
1823
1826
3
2-6-L
Mossy - Good
27
19
Hannah
Sherwin
1800
1803
3
2-4-R
Mossy - Okay
25
18
Zoa
Sherwin
1813
1816
3
2-2-R
Mossy - Okay
417
249
Obadiah
Spaulding
1784
1787
3
25-2-R
Very Good
159
94
Betsy
Ball
1798
1800
2
11-13-L
Good
160
95
Susanna
Ball
1800
1802
2
11-12-L
Very Good
348
212
Henry
Campbell
1761
1763
2
19-10-R
Excellent
115
67
Nancy
Clement
1807
1809
2
10-6-L
Good
264
161
Elizabeth
Coneck
1754
1756
2
15-2-L
No Headstone 2011
97
58
Walter
Farrow
1824
1826
2
5-1-R
Very Mossy - Good
148
87
Joel
Giles
1798
1800
2
7-2-R
Good
278
170
Harriet
Haynes
1831
1833
2
17-7-L
Mossy - Good
223
134
Lois
Herrick
1749
1751
2
13-8-L
Mossy - Okay
62
37
Nabby
Hildreth
1795
1797
2
4-10-L
Very Mossy - Okay
241
144
Adaline
Lewis
1809
1811
2
12-9-R
394
237
Elbridge G.
Prentice
1810
1812
2
29-1-L
Good
57
35
Nancy
Scales
1813
1815
2
3-10-L
Very Mossy - Okay
113
66
Lucy Burbank
Walker
1811
1813
2
10-8-L
Okay
344
208
Elizabeth
Waugh
1745
1747
2
19-13-R
Okay
191
113
Noah
Brooks
1746
1747
1
9-14-R
No Headstone 2011
65
39
Daniel
Butler
1812
1813
1
4-3-L
Very Mossy - Okay
66
39
Gilbert
Butler
1810
1811
1
4-4-L
Very Mossy - Okay
63
38
Joel, Jr.
Butler
1801
1802
1
4-6-L
Very Mossy - Okay
349
212
Marcy
Campbell
1774
1775
1
19-9-R
Excellent
341
207
Susanna
Campbell
1760
1761
1
18-12-R
Good
Old Burying Ground
2011
STONE PAGE
TITLE
Death Age Index
FIRST
LAST
MAIDEN
CONDITION 2011
306
186
Daniel
Conant
1752
1753
1
22-1-L
Good
96
58
Ezekiel B.
Farrow
1815
1816
1
5-2-R
Good
128
76
Charles
Fessenden
1797
1798
1
6-2-R
Good
314
192
Jonas
Flagg
1793
1794
1
21-3-L
Mossy - Good
313
192
Polly
Flagg
1783
1784
1
21-2-L
Good
145
86
Suzy
Giles
1797
1798
1
7-4-R
Good
276
169
Charles
Haynes
1829
1830
1
15-5-L
Very Mossy - Good
242
145
1810
1811
1
12-8-R
Good
125
73
Safrona
Potter
1793
1794
1
9-1-L
Very Good
72
42
Nahum
Richardson
1796
1797
1
6-4-L
Very Good
206
123
Jesse Wood
Seaver
1784
1785
1
9-1-R
Mossy - Good
205
122
William Gilchrest
Seaver
1817
1818
1
10-1-R
Very Good
26
18
Fatima
Sherwin
1803
1804
1
2-3-R
Mossy - Okay
386
233
Benjamin Hill
Spaulding
1816
1817
1
27-7-L
Very Good
168
99
Benjamin, III
Spaulding
1790
1791
1
11-3-L
Very Mossy - Okay
379
229
Jonathan, Jr.
Spaulding
1762
1763
1
26-7-L
Excellent
247
147
1814
1815
1
12-6-R
Excellent
295
180
Benjamin, Jr.
Adams
1779
1779
0
14-3-R
Very Good
363.3
220
Betsey
Adams
1799
1799
0
19-4-R
Very Good
30
20
Daughter
Adams
1812
1812
0
2-7-R
Good
363.6
220
James, Jr.
Adams
1801
1801
0
19-4-R
Very Good
363
219
Sibbel
Adams
1797
1797
0
19-4-R
Very Good
111
65
Eliza Jane
Ball
1826
1826
0
9-7-L
Excellent
112
66
Lucy
Ball
1814
1814
0
9-7-L
Excellent
246
147
Son
Boynton
1812
1812
0
13-8-R
Mossy - Good
*
Old Burying Ground
2011
STONE PAGE
TITLE
Death Age Index
FIRST
LAST
MAIDEN
CONDITION 2011
73
43
Abel
Butterfield
1783
1783
0
5-11-L
Under Earth
306.6
187
Daughter
Conant
1746
1746
0
22-1-L
Good
306.3
187
Sarah
Conant
1735
1735
0
22-1-L
Good
307
188
Son
Conant
1749
1749
0
22-2-L
Good
302
184
Jesse
Cumings
1808
1808
0
17-1-R
Mossy - Good
400
240
Jacob
Dix
1768
1768
0
22-2-R
Good
384
232
Fylena
Fessenden
1813
1813
0
28-1-L
Okay
391
235
John
Gilson
1816
1816
0
29-3-L
275
169
Elmiry
Haynes
1816
1816
0
15-6-L
Excellent
277
170
Infant
Haynes
1823
1823
0
15-5-L
Very Mossy - Good
319
195
Josiah
Heald
1758
1758
0
23-9-L
Very Good
224
134
Edea
Herrick
1754
1754
0
13-8-L
Mossy - Okay
393
236
Sarah
Hobart
1771
1771
0
29-2-L
Mossy - Good
265
162
David, Jr.
Holden
1763
1763
0
17-1-L
Good
401
241
Charles
Jefts
1794
1794
0
22-4-R
333
203
Lydia
Jefts
1771
1771
0
18-5-R
Mossy - Good
331
202
HB
Jefts?
0
18-1-R
Excellent
261
159
"Fieldstone"
Manning
0
15-2-R
No Fieldstones 2011
139
83
Synthea
Manning
1788
1788
0
7-10-R
Good
424
255
Silas
Maynard
1781
1781
0
25-1-R
Excellent
100
60
David, Jr.
Palmer
1803
1803
0
7-1-L
Good
294
180
Worn
Slate
0
14-3-L
Worn Slate
418
250
Illegible
Spaulding
0
30-1-L
Small pieces remain
419
250
Illegible
Spaulding
0
30-2-L
Small pieces remain
420
251
Illegible
Spaulding
0
30-3-L
Small pieces remain
*
*
Old Burying Ground
2011
STONE PAGE
TITLE
FIRST
Death Age Index
LAST
MAIDEN
421
251
Illegible
Spaulding
166
98
Son
Spaulding
1784
107
63
Stilman
Spaulding
106
63
Sumner
288
176
305
CONDITION 2011
0
30-4-L
Small pieces remain
1784
0
11-6-L
Good
1800
1800
0
7-8-L
Good
Spaulding
1800
1800
0
7-7-L
Okay
Sibbel
Stevens
1753
1753
0
18-4-L
No Headstone 2011
186
Samuel
Stow
0
20-2-L
Poor, illegible
397
238
Infant Son
Sylvester
1816
1816
0
21-1-R
No Headstone 2011
248
148
David
Tucker
1779
1779
0
12-5-R
Excellent
232.1
139
Joseph
Wallis
1772
1772
0
11-2-R
Mossy - Okay
AGE RANGE
TOTAL
MEN
WOMEN
% of 441
90 - 97
17
4
13
3.9%
80 - 89
49
26
23
11%
70 - 79
66
31
35
15%
60 - 69
45
18
27
10%
50 - 59
32
21
11
7.2%
50 -97
209
100
109
47.3%
40 - 49
26
12
14
6%
30 - 39
28
14
14
6.3%
20 - 29
32
8
24
7.3%
10 - 19
27
8
19
6%
2 -9
55
25
30
12.5%
Under 2
56
36
20
12.7%
Unknown
8
UK
UK
2%
All
441
203+
230+
100.1%
OLD BURYING GROUND
Highland Street
INDEX: Patriots of the
Revolutionary War
Soldiers of the Revolution: Old Burying Ground, Townsend, Massachusetts
Headstones numbered in consecutive order from records of Old Burying Ground, Townsend, on pages 343-354 of
VITAL RECORDS OF TOWNSEND, MASSACHUSETTS, Transcribed and Edited by HENRY C. Hallowell,
NEHGS, Boston, 1992. The row designations are from the notebook compiled by Ella Webster and her father in
the early 1900s. They used the center path to divide the left and right sides of the cemetery. The first number
denotes the row, while the second the headstone number from center. R is for right, L for left of the center path. It’s
not a perfect system but it is quite accurate. List includes burials of all men of an age to serve, their fathers and/or
sons and some wives. Markers recorded 2010. Those with births between 1700 and 1710 probably did not serve in
the Revolution but have a military rank from serving in the militia and in the French wars in 1758-1760. There are
no absolutes in records this old. The following is what I conclude from my research. Further research may make
different conclusions.
The 17 volumes of Massachusetts soldiers & sailors of the Revolution are available to read on the Internet at:
Search on “Massachusetts soldiers and sailors of the revolutionary war” to get the URL to locate these volumes.
These volumes contain information about many soldiers and sailors serving from Massachusetts.
Search results for DAR at: http://www.dar.org/natsociety/pi_lookup.cfm
NAME
DATES
? Captain John Campbell
1755-1812
Marker must mean something but no definite record found.
STONE #
MARKER
ROW
2
Y+
1-6-R
+
1-5-R
See Massachusetts Soldiers and Sailors of the Revolutionary War, Vol. 3, pp. 54-55.
Hannah (Colburn) Campbell (W)
1761-1843
Wife of Captain John Campbell [HS2]
3
$, & Captain Daniel Sherwin (F)
1729-1804
4
Y+
1-4-R
His sons Daniel, Jr. and John, both born Townsend (221) died Vermont served in the Revolution. His greatgreat-grandson Henry Sherwin, in 1866 at the age of 24, started Sherwin-Williams Paints with a partner Edward
Williams in Cleveland, Ohio.
His sons Daniel, Jr. and John are also listed on these pages.
Ensign Zimri Sherwin (S)
1764-1816
Son of Captain Daniel Sherwin [HS4].
7
N
1-1-R
Solomon Sanders Jr. (S)
1780-1837
Son of Solomon Sanders [HS16].
10
N
1-3-L
? Jonathan Tarbell
1755-1817
Uncertain of his identity. Uncertain if he served.
14
N
1-7-L
#, & Solomon Sanders
1745-1815
Served from Billerica, Massachusetts.
16
N
See Massachusetts Soldiers and Sailors of the Revolutionary War, Vol. 13, p. 789.
He’s the only Solomon Sanders listed in the Vital Records of Billerica, Massachusetts.
1-9-L
NAME
DATES
$, & Isaac Kidder
1752-1825
STONE #
MARKER
20
ROW
Y+
2-4-L
+
2-2-L
Y+
2-1-L
Lucy (Pratt) Kidder (W) (D)
1791-1836
22
Wife of Capt. Isaac Kidder, Jr. [HS23]; Daughter of Benanuel Pratt [#, &]
Capt. Isaac Kidder, Jr.(S)
Son of Isaac Kidder [HS20].
1781-1851
23
Hannah (Parker) Wilson (W)
1754-1844
28
Y+
Wife of Lieut. James Wilson [HS29] Unable to find record for her father Obadiah Parker.
2-5-R
Lieut. James Wilson
1741-1808
29
Y+
2-6-R
No definite Mass. record. Maybe served from New Hampshire. Markers must mean something.
$, & John Stevens
1730-1796
31
Y+
3-17-R
Y+
3-13-R
$, & Daniel Conant
1755-1798
35
Jonas Campbell, Jr. (S)
Son of Jonas Campbell [HS45].
1784-1817
39
N
3-9-R
Kezia Campbell (D)
1790-1811
Daughter of Jonas Campbell [HS45].
41
+
3-7-R
? Robert Campbell (F)
1708-1795
43
Y+
3-5-R
He has an unqualified DAR record. It seems more likely that the Robert Campbell who served from
Townsend is Robert Campbell, Jr. born 4 June 1742 Townsend (208), married Elizabeth Waugh 8
December 1767 Townsend (20). Also father of John [HS2]. Robert, Jr. is brother of next entry, Jonas.
& Jonas Campbell (S?)
Son of Robert Campbell [HS43]
1760-1800
45
N
3-3-R
Y+
3-2-R
N
3-2-L
$, & Jonas Farmer
1741-1810
46
$, & Deacon Richard Wyer
1737-1812
49
NAME
DATES
STONE #
MARKER
ROW
$, & Lieut. Zachariah Emery (F)
1716-1804
51
Y+
3-4-L
His son Zachariah Emery born 31 July 1742 Townsend (210) marched to Bunker Hill from his home in
Temple, New Hampshire. Also father of John [HS52] who served.
$, & John Emery (S)
1753-1828
Son of Lieut. Zachariah Emery [HS51].
52
N
3-5-L
Y+
3-9-L
#, & Simeon Green
1729-1813
Served from Pepperell, Massachusetts.
56
Elizabeth (Keyes) Hildreth (W)
1759-1793
59
+
Wife of Capt. Zachariah Hildreth, Jr. [#, &] SAR marker at his tomb in Hillside Cemetery.
4-7-L
See Massachusetts Soldiers and Sailors of the Revolutionary War, Vol. 7, p. 860. Probably lists both father
and son.
Peter Butterfield, Jr. (S)
1771-1801
Son of Lieut. Peter Butterfield [HS74].
73
Y+
5-11-L
Abel Butterfield (S)
1773-1773
Son of Lieut. Peter Butterfield [HS74].
73
Y+
5-11-L
$, & Lieut. Peter Butterfield
1739-1811
74
Y+
5-10-L
Also leader of Townsend insurgents in Shay’s Rebellion. Marched on Concord, Mass. 12 September 1786.
? Eleazer Spaulding (F)
1728-1812
76
N
5-8-L
Father of Daniel Spaulding [&] born 13 August 1754 Townsend (218) who served in Revolution. Father of
Thaddeus Spaulding [HS102]
? Amos Mulliken (F)
1727-1814
81
Served in army from Bradford, Massachusetts 1758-1760. Father of Isaac [HS84].
N
5-3-L
See Vital Records of Bradford, Massachusetts, Births, p.121. Amos, Jr. born 15 December 1753; Isaac
born 7 May 1752.
Hannah (Barker) Mulliken (W)
1758-1827
Wife of Dr. Isaac Mulliken, Esq. [HS84]
83
+
5-1-L
#, & Dr. Isaac Mulliken, Esq.
1752-1837
Served from Bradford, Massachusetts.
84
N
5-4-L
NAME
DATES
STONE #
MARKER
ROW
? Simeon Sartell
1749-1806
85
N
4-1-R
$, & Daniel Holt, Jr.
1756-1798
87
Y+
5-11-R
? Archelaus Adams (F)
1731-1812
89
N
Father of Peter [&] born 6 February 1761 Townsend (237) who served in the Revolution.
5-9-R
$, & Lieut. Oliver Hildreth (F?)
1723-1793
91
Y+
5-7-R
Records [$, &] could be his son Oliver born 20 October 1751 Townsend (213) except that family history
says he was living in Billerica and these records record Townsend. Family history says that this Lieut.
Oliver served.
#, & Thomas Farrow
1752-1837
Served from Scituate, Massachusetts.
95
N
5-3-R
& Thaddeus Spaulding
1758-1836
102
Y+
7-3-L
See Massachusetts Soldiers and Sailors of the Revolutionary War, Vol. 14, pp. 677, 695.
Deacon Levi Ball (S)
1790-1849
108
N
9-4-L
Son of Ebenezer Ball, Jr. [HS153] and grandson of Ebenezer Ball [HS156] who both served in the
Revolution.
#, & Jonathan Pierce
1752-1822
Served from Chelmsford, Massachusetts.
120
N
10-1-L
See Massachusetts Soldiers and Sailors of the Revolutionary War, Vol. 12, pp. 88-89, 376.
$, & Lieut. Lemuel Petts
1741-1815
This headstone is not listed in records of 1992.
121A
Y+
9-2-L
Y+
8-3-L
& Lieut. Nathan Conant
1743-1820
123
? Lieut. Life Baldwin
1763-1799
127
Y+
6-1-R
See Massachusetts Soldiers and Sailors of the Revolutionary War, Vol. 1, p. 518. [May be his father, more
likely his brother Henry, Jr. Capt. Henry (Jr.) died 28 December 1789 in 36th year, Shrewsbury, Mass. (V1, 242)]
? Charles Fessenden
1797-1798
128
$, & James Hildreth (S)
1762-1789
129
Son of Lieut. Zachariah Hildreth who served from Westford, Massachusetts.
+
6-2-R
Y+
6-3-R
See Massachusetts Soldiers and Sailors of the Revolutionary War, Vol. 7, p. 857. His father Zachariah.
Vol. 7, p. 860.
NAME
DATES
STONE #
MARKER
ROW
# “Sergeant” James Streeter
1734-1801
130
Served from Rindge, New Hampshire. Reference included in book.
Y+
6-4-R
#, & Eleazer Davis
1751-1846
Served from Bedford, Massachusetts.
N
6-8-R
134
$, & Ebenezer Ball, Jr. (S)
1756-1837
153
Y+
10-19-L
Ebenezer Ball, Jr. [HS153] and his father Ebenezer Ball [HS156] served together in the Revolution.
Ebenezer Ball, III (S)
1787-1845
154
+
10-18-L
Son of Ebenezer Ball, Jr. [HS153] and grandson of Ebenezer Ball [HS156] who both served in the
Revolution.
$, & Ebenezer Ball (F)
1729-1797
156
Y+
10-16-L
Ebenezer Ball [HS156] and his son Ebenezer Ball, Jr. [HS153] served together in the Revolution.
Lieut. James Stevens (F?)
1707-1787
163
Y+
Record [&] may actually be his son James born 26 November 1742 Townsend (208)
10-9-L
Lieut. Ephraim Heald (F?)
1711-1802
165
Y+
Record [&] may actually be his son Ephraim born 29 September 1734 Townsend (206)
11-7-L
#, & Lieut. Thomas Seaver
1745-1832
172
Y+
Served from Northborough, Massachusetts. Headstone says he was a Revolutionary Officer.
8-1-R
? Capt. Jonathan Wallis, Jr.
1763-1807
177
Y+
8-6-R
$, & Lieut. Elijah Wyman
1747-1789
178
Y+
8-7-R
#, & Doctor Samuel Hosley
1749-1832
184
Y+
8-13-R
? Nathaniel Bowers, Jr.
1745-1790
187
N
8-15-R
$, & Capt. Daniel Adams
1720-1795
189
Y+
9-16-R
NAME
DATES
$, & Capt. Benjamin Brooks, Jr.
1729-1790
STONE #
MARKER
199
+
ROW
9-5-R
See Massachusetts Soldiers and Sailors of the Revolutionary War, Vol. 2, p. 569. His son Benjamin, 3rd,
born 4 November 1754 Townsend (216) probably also served; moved to Brookline, N.H. 1782; died 1829..
?? Lieut. Amos Whitney
1705-1770
Died before Revolution. Never Married.
210
Y+
Jeremiah Ball (F)
1701-1780
217
N
Two of his sons Jeremiah [HS311], Ebenezer [HS156] and his grandson Ebenezer
[HS153] all served in the Revolution.
12-4-L
11-2-L
Olive (Taylor) Clarke (W)
1744-1782
222
N
13-9-L
Wife of Lieut. Abraham Clarke [&]. Records indicate he died 1817 Crown Point, New York, age 81.
Bethiah (Read) (Spaulding) Simonds (W) 1770-1861
226
N
13-7-L
Her headstone reads: “She was the wife of a Revolutionary Soldier.” Her husbands: Joseph Simonds
[HS227] and Josiah Spaulding [HS228].
& Joseph Simonds
1758-1836
227
N
13-5-L
? Josiah Spaulding
1760-1809?
228
N
13-6-L
Lieut. Nathaniel Richardson
1707-1756
235
+
11-5-R
$, & Ephraim Warren, Jr. (F)
1731-1812
236
Y+
11-6-R
Ephraim and Ephraim, Jr. recorded as serving from Townsend and Shirley. Records indicate they are the
same family. Father of Moses Warren [HS239]
See Massachusetts Soldiers and Sailors of the Revolutionary War, Vol. 16, pp. 604, 613-615.
& Moses Warren (S)
1755-1815
239
N
11-8-R
? Richard Gardner (S)
1756-1815
240
N
11-10-R
Probably Richard Gardner [&] who served from Boston. Lingering until July 3, 1775, [his father Colonel
Thomas] Gardner was the second highest ranking American officer killed at Bunker Hill.
#, & Reuben Gassett
1754-1822
Served from Westborough, Massachusetts.
251
N
13-4-R
Rev. Samuel Dix (F?)
1736-1797
253
Record [&] may be his son Samuel born 5 September 1763 Townsend (235)
N
13-1-R
? Samuel Manning, Jr. (F)
1732-1809
259
N
12-3-R
Record [&] may actually be his son Samuel born 24 November 1762 Townsend (217) Son John [#, &]
born 26 August 1753 Townsend (217) Died 7 June 1831 Ashby, Mass. (228) Buried First Parish Cemetery,
NAME
DATES
STONE #
MARKER
ROW
Ashby, Mass. Son William [#, &] born 15 October 1756 Townsend (217) died 9 March 1843, buried
Hillside, plot 2, Townsend (367) Headstone says that he fought in the Revolution.
See Massachusetts Soldiers and Sailors of the Revolutionary War, Vol. 10, pp. 191, 193-194.
Elizabeth (Wallis) Coneck (W?) (M?)
1724-1757
263
N
15-3-L
Husband James died at Bunker Hill. He served from Raby (Brookline, New Hampshire). She died young.
He was married a second time. Second wife Elizabeth “Bette” (Campbell) Coneck born Townsend (208)
married Pepperell in 1759 is widow in Revolutionary records.
David Holden, Jr. (S)
See father’s journal entry.
1763-1763
265
N
17-1-L
? Amos Sartell
1718-1799
280
N
18-4-L
Because of the various spellings of this name, it is difficult to search on the internet to determine if any of
this name served from Townsend.
$, & Joseph Rumrill (F)
1721-1799
284
N
17-5-L
Vol 13, p. 660 of Massachusetts soldiers and sailors of the Revolution indicates that he and his son Joseph
[&] born 1 May 1756 Townsend (204) both served. Son Peter born 27 August 1761 Townsend (204) also
served.
Captain Daniel Taylor
1704-1783
291
+
19-2-L
#, & Lieut. Jacob Blodgett
1749-1808
Served from Hollis, New Hampshire.
293
+
15-1-R
John Hosley (S)
1761-1778
300
N
17-3-R
Son of Captain James Hosley who commanded a company of minutemen from Townsend, Pepperell, and
Ashby.
1759-1776
301
N
17-3-R
& James Hosley, 5th (S)
He died at White Plains, New York while serving in the Army. Son of Captain James Hosley who
commanded a company of minutemen from Townsend, Pepperell, and Ashby.
Deacon Amos Heald (F)
1708-1775
303
His son Asa born 16 October 1750, Concord, Mass. (192) served in the Revolution.
N
14-1-R
John Conant (F)
1713-1756
308
Sons Daniel [HS35] and Nathan [HS123] served in the Revolution.
N
22-3-L
& Lieut. Jeremiah Ball, Jr.
Y+
20-4-L
N
23-11-L
1731-1792
311
#, & Levi Gassett
1746-1794
Served from Northborough, Massachusetts.
317
NAME
DATES
STONE #
MARKER
ROW
See Massachusetts Soldiers and Sailors of the Revolutionary War, Vol. 6, p. 304. Brother Reuben HS251
on same page. Brother John on page 305.
? Isaac Gassett
1730-1785
318
N
23-10-L
Josiah Heald (S)
1758-1758
319
N
23-9-L
Revolutionary Graves of New Hampshire, p. 17, lists Ephraim Heald born 1734 [born 29 September 1734
Townsend (206)] Townsend, Mass., buried with wife Sarah Old Cemetery, Temple, New Hampshire.
John Petts (F)
1713-1767
Son Lieut. Lemuel Petts [HS121A] served in the Revolution.
321
N
23-6-L
William Clark, Jr. (F)
1717-1776
324
N
23-3-L
Because of his death date, the record [$, &] is most likely for his son William born 4 April 1757 Townsend
(219). Died 19 February 1849, age 92 years, Chesterfield, New Hampshire. Married 1782 Townsend (12)
$, & Robert Waugh
1751-1778
350
N
21-10-R
John Waugh (F)
1710-1805
Son Robert [HS350] served in the Revolution.
353
N
21-7-R
Mehitable (Crosby) Adams (W)
1734-1783
Wife of Capt. Daniel Adams [HS189]
362
+
19-4-R
Susanna (__?__) (Haynes) Munroe (W)
1754-1849
367
+
Wife of Capt. Benjamin Munroe [#, &] who served from and is buried in Stow, Mass.
19-1-R
& Lieut. Benjamin Spaulding
1743-1832
373
Y+
26-2-L
Search on Benjamin Spalding at: http://www.dar.org/natsociety/pi_lookup.cfm
Deacon Isaac Spaulding (F)
1710-1776
376
N
Son Benjamin [HS373] served in the Revolution. Maybe also son Jonathan [HS380].
26-5-L
? Jonathan Spaulding
26-7-L
1734-1790
380
N
Molly (Searl) (Sloan) Sylvester (W)
1759-1849
396
+
27-1-L
Two husbands: James Sloan, Jr. [$, &] born 21 December 1752 Townsend (211) and Major Caleb
Sylvester [#, &] [He is probably Jr. Hanover April 1798 toTownsend (436) Death 7 April 1846 Townsend (330)
gives age as 92 years 6 months] served in the Revolution.
$, & Thomas Wyman
1735-1776
404
N
23-7-R
N
23-5-R
& William Wesson
1744-1819
406
NAME
DATES
STONE #
MARKER
ROW
? Lemuel Jenkins
1736-1798
413
N
25-3-R
$, & Oliver Proctor, Jr.
1745-1815
429
+
33-3-L
History of Middlesex County, Massachusetts: with biographical sketches of many of its pioneers and prominent
men, Volume 1, Duane Hamilton Hurd, J. W. Lewis & Co., 1890, pp. 581-586.
[readable on the Internet]
[Contains Townsend history of Revolution with some roster lists and information about Townsend’s involvement in
Shay’s Rebellion.]
KEY for Old Burying Ground, Townsend, Massachusetts
PATRIOTS in bold: From records, it appears that each actually served.
$: Listed on at least one roster from Townsend [Not all rosters found]
&: Listed in Massachusetts soldiers & sailors of the Revolution, 17 Vol.
#: Listed as serving from another town
?: Definite record not found
Y: Revolutionary War marker at grave
N: No marker
+: American flag (with marker or alone)
(F): Father of a PATRIOT
(S): Son of a PATRIOT
(W): Wife of a PATRIOT
(D): Daughter of a PATRIOT
[Not all wives and daughters are included in this list.
Only those who have graves with markers, American flags, and/or an indication in epitaph.]
Compiled by:
Susan (Woolfrey) Teachout
978-597-2074
[email protected]
September 2011
Massachusetts Soldiers and Sailors of the Revolutionary War
Massachusetts Soldiers and Sailors of the Revolutionary War is a 17 volume series published by the office of the
Massachusetts Secretary of the Commonwealth. It is a compilation of records detailing soldiers and sailors that
served during the Revolutionary War, listing such information as the name and age of the individual, town of
residence, rank, the date and location of enlistment, areas and length of service, and date of discharge. This series
was published between 1896 and 1908. The original paper copies of these documents are located at the State
Library of Massachusetts.
Annual Reports for the Year:
Volume 1 - A to BER
Volume 10 - LUA to MOP
Volume 2 - BES to BYX
Volume 11 - MOR to PAZ
Volume 3 - C to COR
Volume 12 - PEA to RAZ
Volume 4 - COS to DRY
Volume 13 - REA to SEY
Volume 5 - DUA to FOY
Volume 14 - SHA to STH
Volume 6 - FRA to GYP
Volume 15 - STI to TOZ
Volume 7 - HAA to HIX
Volume 16 - TRA to WHE
Volume 8 - HME to JYP
Volume 17 - WHI to ZYR
Volume 9 - KAB to LSU
This information is provided by The State Library of Massachusetts.
Author: Massachusetts. Office of the Secretary of State
Volume: 1
Subject: United States -- History Revolution, 1775-1783 Registers; Massachusetts -- History Revolution, 1775-1783;
Massachusetts -- Militia
Publisher: Boston, Wright and Potter Printing Co., State Printers
Possible copyright status: NOT_IN_COPYRIGHT
Language: English
Call number: 3180790
Digitizing sponsor: UMass Amherst Libraries
Book contributor: UMass Amherst Libraries
Collection: americana; blc
Scanfactors: 85
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State House, Room 341
Boston, MA 02133
Phone: 617-727-2590
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